These frigid temperatures are hard on us, but they can be hard on our cats and dogs too. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with vet Dr. Bianca Buffa, of Burrwood Veterinary in Royal Oak about protecting pets in the winter. (photo credit-Getty Images)

More than 100 vehicles crashed into each other or slid off a west Michigan freeway as lake effect snow blanketed the state. The massive pileup prompted Michigan State Police to close both directions of Interstate 196, just southwest of Grand Rapids. Tim Fare, the owner of West Michigan Towing, talked with WWJ's Miranda Richardson about what his drivers encountered and their response. (Photo credit: Ottawa County Sheriff's Department)

Cardinals beat writer Darren Urban spoke with WWJ's Jeremy Otto about the Lions hiring Drew Petzing for their offensive coordinator position.

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Something new is now open in Warren. Think of it as sort of like a "Chuck-E-Cheese" for grown-ups.

"Gotta Gacha" says it is Michigan's largest e-sport and PC gaming destination, located on Dequindre at 12 Mile Rd.

WWJ's Greg Bowman spoke with Ryan Dong, CEO and one of the founders of the company.

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Do your kids swear? A new poll from C.S. Mott Children's Hospital shows some parents may be reconsidering how they handle swearing. (photo credit-Getty Images)

Today (1/19) is dubbed Blue Monday-- which is allegedly "the most depressing day of the year." Mental health experts say there is no evidence that depression actually peaks on the third Monday of January. But grey cold days, social isolation and money worries after holiday spending can make it a difficult time of year. WWJ's Kyle Kimball spoke with Psychologist Carrie Krawiec of the Birmingham Maple Clinic in Troy. (Photo Credit: Marjan_Apostolovic/Getty Images).

The Henry Ford Museum in Dearborn will be unveiling an artifact of the Civil Rights movement: the gold floral upholstered living room chair from the Jackson home in Selma Alabama. It's where where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. sat when President Lyndon B. Johnson announced the Voting Rights Act of 1965. Cynthia Jones, the Director of Museum Experiences and Engagement at The Henry Ford, spoke with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: Reg Lancaster / Stringer/Getty Images).

This weekend's cold temperatures won't stop the doors from opening at Huntington Place for the 2026 Detroit Auto Show. What can you expect to see? There are 41 brands, including Jeep and Ram along with GM and Ford. WWJ Auto Analyst John McElroy talked with Luke Sloan about the show. (Photo credit: WWJ's Luke Sloan)

WWJ's Tony Ortiz anchored an Auto Show Special that featured Stellantis CEO Antonio Filosa, Ford CEO Jim Farley, Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield, the Director of Corporate Citizenship at General Motors, Heidi Magyar, and C.S. Mott Children's Hospital Chief Operating Officer Luanne Thomas Ewald, among others. (Photo credit: WWJ's Brian Larsen)

The CEO of Stellantis says the Dodge Charger and new Jeep Cherokee, which is the automaker's first hybrid, should help improve sales. Antonio Filosa talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz during Friday's night Auto Show special. (Photo credit: WWJ's Brian Larsen)