At the Detroit Auto Show Charity Preview, Ford CEO Jim Farley talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz about the autoworker who garnered national attention for heckling President Trump earlier this week. Farley also talked about the importance of the show for Ford, and new partnerships announced this week. (Photo credit: WWJ's Brian Larsen)

Men need at least 7 hours of sleep to live longer and maintain their health. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Priority Health director of behaviour health, Dr. Charletta Dennis.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer took a tour of the Detroit Auto Show at Huntington Place on Thursday. Speaking with WWJ's Luke Sloan at the Ram display, Whitmer says China poses a very real threat to the future of the U.S. automotive industry.

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The show opens to the public from Jan. 17 to Jan. 25.

University of Wisconsin - Madison professor and Director of Center for Dairy Research Dr. John Lucey tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester why raw milk can be so dangerous

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What is important for people with chronic health conditions to know about their risk for severe respiratory illness and how vaccines can help protect them? WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to Dr. Sarah Nosal, President, American Academy of Family Physicians.

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Former Red Wing Vladimir Konstantinov's care was threatened in 2022 due to new Michigan legislation that changed no-fault insurance benefits. His care team decided to bring him back in the public eye to raise awareness for the same situation that 1000's of Michiganders were also experiencing. That was a blessing in disguise for Vlad. Jeremy Otto caught up with his attorney Jim Bellanca to get the latest on his situation.

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Donald Trump visited Detroit this week to highlight the auto industry and ended up embroiled in a sideshow when he gave an automaker the finger and told him to F off when he heckled him about Jeffrey Epstein. Here's more on the auto industry, Trump, California's new play to promote EVs, and the new jobs report that will dictate whether people can buy a car at all.

WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Chalkbeat Detroit bureau chief Lori Higgins about the top issues regarding education in Michigan in 2026.

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All of Metro Detroit is dealing with snow. Roads are snow-covered and slippery. WWJ's Chris Fillar talked with Wayne County Deputy Director of Public Services Scott Cabauatan early Thursday morning. (Photo credit: WWJ's Taylor Dietz)

COTS Chief Development Officer Aisha Morrell-Ferguson joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss Soup City 2026 taking place at the historic Roostertail to support families experiencing homelessness. (Photo Credit: COTS)