Heart disease is the #1 killer of women worldwide, more than all types of cancer combined. The American Heart Association (AHA) says the symptoms for women are more subtle than they are in men. They often mimic acid reflux, indigestion or even jaw pain. Too often, they go unchecked. The AHA is holding a special luncheon in downtown Detroit, at the Westin Book Cadillac, on Friday (4/10). Luncheon chair and President and CEO of Albert Kahn Associates, Kim Montague, spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (AmnajKhetsamtip/GettyImages).

Many parents teach their kids who to call in an emergency, but some children might not realize some of those 911 calls aren't for real emergencies. Warren Police Department Public Information Officer John Gajewski tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester what parents should know.

There are some new clubs at Comerica Park, including a Press Club. WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige talked with Ilitch Sports and Entertainment President and CEO Ryan Gustafson on home opening day about the team and improving the fan experience. (Photo credit: WWJ)

April is National Donate Life Month. Nicole Fuelling's son, 16-year-old Ethan of Warren, is celebrating six months since his joint liver and kidney transplant-- the first of its kind at Children's Hospital of Michigan in Detroit. She spoke with WWJ's Christina McDaniel, sharing both her gratitude to the donor and the donor's grieving family, and her plea for everyone to sign up to become an organ donor. (Photo Credit: Betka82)

As the Tigers home season starts, one goal is to get the team more into the community. At the same time, there are many things to do at Comerica Park. WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar talked with Taylor Olson, Director of Brand Marketing for the team, and Joe Schiavi, Senior Vice President of Ticket Sales and Service.

There is a Michigan connection to ARTEMIS 2, which is taking American astronauts to the moon for the first time in 50 years. WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with University of Michigan Professor Lulu Zhao, who is leading a project to forecast space weather that could affect the mission.

(Image: A solar flare flashes blue in this photo taken by NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory. Credit: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center/Solar Dynamics Observatory)

Many Americans are feeling the squeeze from higher prices on everything from groceries to cars, because of the current tariffs.

Under The Trade Act of 1974, President Trump put 10% global tariffs on most goods — after the Supreme Court ruled that many of his previous tariffs were unlawful.

Wayne State University associate professor Dr. Jeff Rightmer says these tariffs can stay in place until the end of July, which is when Congress can decide whether or not to renew them.

So, what can U.S. consumers expect? Rightmer spoke with WWJ's Amanda Forrester.

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The CDC calls Detroiters the most sleep deprived people in the country, citing factors like mental health, stress, binge drinking, and debt. Dr J.B. Robinson, a train clinical psychologist at National University, talked with WWJ's Chris Fillar about how to get a good night of shut eye.(Photo credit: Getty Images)

What's new at Comerica Park for the Tigers' season? WWJ's Tony Ortiz takes an In Depth look in a news special talking about the ballpark, food, and fun! (Photo by Dan Jenkins).

Metro Detroit and Michigan could get a boost in beer sales thanks to the Michigan Wolverines playing in the Final Four. That's according to newly released data from the Beer Institute in Washington DC.

WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Andrew Heritage, Chief Economist at the Beer Institute.

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