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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Detroit City Football Club revealed the name and renderings of its new stadium at a community event Monday night. WWJ's Darrylin says it's expected to cost $100 million to build.

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After nearly 200 years, America’s oldest brewery is finally pouring in Michigan. Yuengling beer is now on tap in select bars across Detroit, Ann Arbor, and East Lansing, with bottled and canned versions hitting store shelves statewide in September. Until now, Yuengling fans would have to run to Toledo to get their fix. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

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WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with Eastern Michigan University professor, Dr. Tareq Khan, about a device he created that's being tested in schools that can detect gunfire. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

A building that sat vacant for 25 years in Detroit is finally being demolished after a two-year court battle. WWJ's Jon Hewett reports from the city's northwest side.

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Bankrate Senior Industry Analyst Ted Rossman says only 30% of people surveyed say inflation is affecting their buying behavior this back-to-school shopping season, which is down quite a bit from in 2022 when inflation peaked. Speaking live with WWJ's Tracey McCaskill, Rossman talked about how much parents expect to spend, and whether tariffs are a factor.

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It's a sure sign summer is ending. High school athletes returned to the field, court and pool today. Coaches hosted practices and tryouts. Live with WWJ's Chris Fillar, MHSAA Spokesperson Geoff Kimmerly talked about the upcoming school year. Hear more about continued ref shortages, new sports and working out in the heat. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

University of Michigan professor, Dr. Greta Uehling, wrote the book "Decolonizing Ukraine" where Uehling tells the story, via dozens of personal interviews, of Russia's occupation of Crimea since 2014. She spoke live with WWJ's Chris Keyzer. (Photo Credit: sandsun/Getty Images).

A Lions pre-season game was suspended early in the fourth quarter when Safety Morice Norris collided head-on with the Atlanta Falcons running back. Norris' head snapped backward, causing an injury that can lead to brain or spinal cord damage. Former team chiropractor, Dr. Solomon Cogan, spoke live with WWJ's Tracey McCaskill. (Photo Credit: EyeEm Mobile GmbH/Getty Images).

Four Metro Detroit men were charged with selling over $10 million in knockoff perfumes and colognes. But one consumer affairs expert warns the problem goes far beyond getting ripped off on a luxury handbag or fancy sneakers and can have deadly consequences. Salim Al-Habash with MSU's "Center for Anti-Counterfeiting and Product Protection" spoke live with WWJ's Jay Dennis. (Photo Credit: mohd izzuan/Getty Images).