Coming up Friday morning, Warren District Court Judge John Chmara will decide if former Warren cop, James Burke, should be bound over to Circuit Court to face trial for a high speed wreck that killed two friends. WWJ’s Tim Pamplin talks to legal experts about the case that's full of legal and emotional weight.

Tropical Storm Erin is spinning way out in the Atlantic. AccuWeather Meteorologist Brian Thompson discussed with WWJ's Tony Ortiz and Tracey McCaskill how that could strengthen into the first hurricane of the season and how it may impact Michigan.

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There is uncertainty around the state about the continuation of free meals for students, as lawmakers in Lansing drag their feet on a new school budget. WWJ's Tony Ortiz was joined live by Chalkbeat Detroit Bureau Chief Lori Higgins, who said there's a lot of frustration, along with concern that some kids could go hungry.

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Following a series of high-dollar thefts at Metro Detroit card and game shops, WWJ's Chris Fillar spoke with the owner of Game and Company in Walled Lake about precautions they are taking to prevent thieves from breaking in. (Photo Credit: Tim Pamplin)

Months after the devastating ice storm in Northern Michigan , many areas are struggling to rebuild. Senate Republican Leader Aric Nesbitt blames it all on politics. He spoke with WWJ's Pat Vitale.

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Gabrielle King is the CEO of The Style Guro, a boutique in Southfield. Her success as a stylist has afforded her the opportunity to dress the less fortunate. WWJ's Darrylin Horne spoke with her for this week's Michigan Small Business Report.

Dr. Nichole Anderson is using her love for alternative medicine to heal and educate others about wellness and the nervous system. WWJ's Darrylin Horne spoke to her for this weeks Michigan Small Business Report.

The Woodward Dream Cruise is celebrating 30 years of hot rods, horsepower, chrome, and classics. It "officially" takes place this Saturday, but as usual, the car fans are setting up early, and law enforcement is ready. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

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Immigration practices and arrests were the topic of discussion Tuesday between a local congressman and federal officials. U.S. Rep. Shri Thanedar, who represents Michigan's 13th Congressional District, said he's concerned that ICE agents are targeting migrant workers in the Detroit area, while they try to reach a quota.

Thanedar spoke with WWJ's Jon Hewett about his concerns.

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Officials at Focus: HOPE confirmed on Tuesday that they will not be receiving federal Head Start funding for the upcoming school year, which means the closure of the program for young children living in four Detroit area ZIP codes: 48202, 48206, 48211 and 48238.

Focus: HOPE CEO Portia Roberson joined WWJ's Tony Ortiz to talk about what that means for local families.

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