We talk with Jake Fisher, Consumer Reports director of auto testing about their latest studies.

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We're hearing terms like "Polar Vortex" getting thrown around with bitter cold moving into Metro Detroit. AccuWeather Meteorologist Brian Thompson spoke live on Weather Wednesday about that blast of cold air with WWJ's Tony Ortiz and Tracey McCaskill.

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Sunday is the deadline to sign up for Medicare. WWJ's Beth Fisher talked with the head of Medicare, Dr. Mehmet Oz, about the health insurance program for seniors.

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The saga of a homemade houseboat navigating the Great Lakes has come to an end for now. The Neverlanding has become a social media sensation, with many following updates of the boater. The boater stopped in Port Austin and that's when Huron County Sheriff Kelly Hanson had a conversation with him. The sheriff talked with WWJ's Amanda Forrester. (Photo: Getty Images)

See a photo of the boat here.

Giving Tuesday kicks off Giving Season, but how do you decide who to donate to? Charity Navigator CEO Michael Thatcher tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester about how to make sure the charity you're supporting is legitimate.

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Firefighters discovered the body of a man believed to be the 76-year-old resident of a barn apartment after a late-night fire in Groveland Township. Family tell firefighters the man had late-stage cancer. Crews arrived to find the structure fully engulfed. The Medical Examiner will confirm the identity and determine the cause of death as investigators look into what sparked the blaze. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

Michigan's chief medical executive, Dr. Natasha Bagdasarian, spoke with WWJ's Tracey McCaskill about how flu season looks right now following Thanksgiving. (Photo Credit: Getty Images)

We talk with Ford analyst Erich Merkel about car sales in general, and Ford specifically after a rough month in November.

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White Lake Township residents can take part in what the department calls Operation Santa's Vault. It's a service they offer to have packages delivered to the police station for safe keeping. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to program director Lt. Matthew Ivory about the effort (Photo credit: Getty Images)

A Metro Detroit couple is doing something less than ONE PERCENT of Americans will ever achieve: They're celebrating an incredible 75 years of marriage.

Their secret? "Talk it out," and "not to get too angry."

WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with Carrie and Lawrence Perry about this tremendous milestone.

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