If you want to avoid skin cancer, a Blue Cross Blue Shield of Michigan doctor recommends wearing sunscreen. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Crystal Lee, medical director of Clinical Decision Support. (photo credit-Getty Images)

State Representative Brenda Carter has re-introduced a bill to require the Michigan Department of Education to develop a list of programs for cursive handwriting instruction. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Carter about it.

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Divine Ministries in Detroit is striving to turn "pain into power, and to take our city back, one life, one family and one block at a time." WWJ's Taylor Dietz spoke with Pastor Dr. Tenisia Evans about the SAVED Initiative-- No Violence Rally.

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The Trump administration has imposed a new 17% tariff on tomatoes coming into the U.S. from Mexico. Will this harm consumers, or help American farmers? WWJ's Luke Sloan reports.

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It's been nearly 50 years since Jimmy Hoffa was last seen in a restaurant parking lot in Bloomfield Township. Now, a local investigative author claims to know who killed Hoffa and what happened to the body. WWJ's Dan Jenkins spoke with Scott Burnstein, who is holding a ticketed event at Macomb Community College on July 23 called "Hoffa Mystery Solved: 50 Years Later."

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Wayne County is sending out a questionnaire to more than 100,000 households in July and August. These mailers are being sent to gather information from potential jurors. WWJ's Jon Hewett talked with Wayne County Director of Jury Services Yvette Blackmon.

A slowing demand for electric vehicles has led General Motors to "shift gears" with it's production plans for the company's Orion Assembly plant in Oakland County. GM announcing Tuesday that Orion will be home to the popular Cadillac Escalade SUV, Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra starting in 2027. WWJ Auto Analyst John McElroy talked with our Jon Hewett. (Photo credit: WWJ's Tim Pamplin.)

Macomb County Animal Control is understaffed, leading to delayed response times and safety concerns. Officials cite hiring struggles, while advocates warn the shortfall puts both animals, and the public, at risk. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

Metro Detroit remains under an Air Quality Alert until at least Wednesday morning. Distant Canadian wildfires are releasing elevated levels of fine particulate matter into the air and health officials say the air quality is particularly dangerous for those with certain medical conditions like asthma. WWJ's Tony Ortiz talked with Dr. Garen Wolff from the Detroit Medical Center. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

WWJ's Jeremy Otto recaps the Tigers 2025 draft including audio from the players and their coaches before pro ball. (Photo credit: 813Preps.com)