If you're planning to indulge while you're at the ballpark for the Detroit Tigers home opener, Lyft and Wallside windows are giving you a discounted safe ride home. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Wallside President Adam Blanck about their 9 year partnership that allows this discount.

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If you damage your vehicle hitting a pothole, you could get some repair money through the "Pothole Payback" contest through the Michigan Infrastructure & Transportation Association or MITA.

WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the vice president of government affairs, Lance Binoniemi.

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We talk with Ford analyst Erich Merkel about sales at his company, and the industry as a whole in the first quarter.

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Dr. Peter Trumbore, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political Science at Oakland University, talks with WWJ's Kyle Kimball following President Trump's prime-time address to the nation, Wednesday night.

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When will the defunct mall, at Hall Road and Schoenherr, finally come down? It's been sitting there closed since the summer of 2024. WWJ's Amada Forrester got an update from Sterling Heights Mayor Michael Taylor.

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Researchers at Lawrence Technological University may have solved Michigan's pothole problem. Instead of using steel to reinforce concrete, LTU teams used carbon fiber strands and they say that keeps the concrete from buckling and creating potholes. Senior vice president of research Dr. Nabil Grace talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo credit: WWJ's Luke Sloan)

It's been 50 years since American astronauts traveled to the Moon. But, starting Wednesday evening, four astronauts are headed to the Moon aboard Artemis 2. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Grand Valley State University anthropology Professor Deana Weibel.

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This is no April Fool's Day joke. Laughing is good for you. While it can temporarily lift your mood, Jessica Jensen, a psychotherapist with Henry Ford Health, says your mental health can also benefit from a lighthearted holiday like April Fool's Day. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to her about it.

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Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield delivered her first State of the City address Tuesday night and talked about a variety of plans. Speaking live with WWJ's Jackie Paige and Chris Fillar Wednesday morning, she said she's proud of her first three months as mayor. (Photo credit: City of Detroit)

An estimated one in 500 people will be diagnosed with anal cancer during their lifetime. At least 20% of them will not learn of their cancer until it has metastasized. Dr. Wasif Saif, leader of the Gastrointestinal and Neuroendocrine Oncology Multidisciplinary Team, told WWJ's Christina McDaniel this is partly because people are too embarrassed to discuss the symptoms with their doctors.


So today, on the final day of Anal Cancer Awareness Month, we shine a light on the cancer no one wants to discuss. We'll also talk about the preventable virus that causes the vast majority of anal cancers. (Photo Credit: Chinnapong/Getty Images).