Catch up on the latest of what happened after the president of Ukraine visited the White House following President Donald Trump's peace talks with Russian president Vladimir Putin. Military experts and journalists weigh in on what to expect next as an analysis brings up a question: Did this all unfold because Barack Obama didn't intervene when Putin captured Crimea?

WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on this weekend in Metro Detroit.

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A Monroe County mother is using her own grief and heartache to call for legislation that would put more focus on teenagers and their mental health. Lesa Comerzan will never forget June 17, when her 16-year-old daughter, Faith — a student at Airport Community High School — was shot and killed by her boyfriend, who then took his own life.

WWJ's Pat Vitale spoke with Comerzan who has started a change.org petition for the F.A.IT.H. Act, which stands for Firearm Assessment and Intervention for Teen Health.

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Detroit celebrated the ribbon cutting of the new $14 million Chandler Park Fieldhouse today, unveiling a 130,000-square-foot indoor sports dome. Once a neglected park, Chandler Park has been revitalized by the Conservancy with green infrastructure, a skatepark, and now year-round recreation, marking a new chapter for the East Side. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

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Detroit city council president, Mary Sheffield, joins WWJ's Tracey McCaskill to discuss receiving a mayoral endorsement from outgoing Mayor Mike Duggan ahead of the November general election. (Photo: Mandi Wright / USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)

Stay out of the water is the latest warning along the East Coast as Hurricane Erin bears down. Here's the latest on that storm, plus insight into New Orleans' ongoing recovery 20 years after Katrina and what the cuts to FEMA mean for what could be a wild weather season.

Today is National Radio Day and it is a special day for WWJ which went on the air August 20, 1920. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar talked with Audacy CEO Kelli Turner.

Students within the Waterford School District will be back in class beginning next week, but custodians, food service staff and maintenance workers have no contract. Michigan Education Association Spokesperson Thomas Morgan tells WWJ's Taylor Dietz that this is just one district they deem in "critical" status. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Addressing Michigan's housing crisis. That's what officials hope to do with a plan that calls for a $160 million annual investment over five years. WWJ's Jackie Paige spoke live with Michigan Municipal League CEO Dan Gilmartin. (Photo credit Getty Images)

President Donald Trump's federal budget proposal for fiscal year 2026 calls for deep cuts to the National Institutes of Health and the National Cancer Institute, which both support a broad range of cancer research.

WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Dr. Anas Al-Janadi, Chair of Cancer Care Services at Corewell Health and Chief of Hematology at Michigan State, who is deeply concerned. He says federal funding is the backbone for cancer research in the U.S.