Wayne State University Professor of Law, Dr. Brad Roth, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss the U.S. takeover of Venezuela and how our allies are reacting.

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Facial recognition is now being used on the online gaming platform Roblox to make it safer for kids. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Eliza Jacobs, of Roblox, about the new feature.

It's the biggest gadget show on Earth. CES is in full swing in Las Vegas, where the lines between "driving" and "technology" are blurring. WWJ Auto Analyst John McElroy joined WWJ's Tony Ortiz live to talk about that and other cool highlights from the show floor.

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Michigan health officials said flu activity is rising statewide, with flu-related hospitalizations up 40 percent compared to last year. Influenza is spreading alongside RSV and pertussis, placing infants and young children at the greatest risk for severe illness. Officials also reported continued measles cases and encouraged families to stay informed and up to date on recommended vaccinations. Click to hear the full Q&A with Michigan health leaders.

Detroit leaders have announced a series of historic reductions in all categories of crime in 2025. Included: Officials say homicides dropped below 200 in the city for the first time in six decades, as WWJ's Jon Hewett reports.

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You can get a taste of Spring at the 43rd Annual Ultimate Fishing Show this weekend.

WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with show producer Ben Nielsen.

2026 is bringing economic markets into record territory. The Dow, S&P and NASDAQ all closed up Tuesday and the stock market is closing in on 50,000. WWJ's Jon Hewett talked with Anthony Saglimbene, the Chief Market Strategist with Ameriprise Financial in Troy. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Sections of both South and North Main Streets are included. City Manager Gregg Shipman and Mayor Laura Kropp tell WWJ's Amanda Forrester about the proposed changes

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The Detroit Auto Show is unveiling a brand new family-friendly interactive experience this year "to spark the curiosity and creativity" of the next generation of automotive leaders. WWJ's Tracey McCaskill was joined live by Executive Director of the Detroit Auto Show, Sam Klemet, for who talked about what guests can expect.

Public days for the Auto Show run Jan. 17-25, 2026, at Huntington Place.

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Following last week’s deadly nightclub fire in Switzerland, the Detroit Fire Department is spotlighting its efforts to prevent bar and club fires locally. Nearly a century ago, on September 20, 1929, fire tore through a Prohibition-era speakeasy known as the Study Club near Detroit's Fox Theater, killing 22 people. That tragedy became a turning point for fire prevention, helping shape fire codes in Detroit and across the country. WWJ reporter Tim Pamplin spoke with Detroit Fire Marshal Don Thomas about how fire safety has changed, and what lessons still apply nearly 100 years later. Click the link to hear the full interview.

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