Local government leaders from across the State of Michigan gathered to oppose a package of housing bills they say would override local zoning authority. House Bills 5529 through 5532 would limit how cities and townships regulate duplexes, accessory dwelling units, lot sizes and setbacks. Supporters argue the changes would increase housing supply and lower costs. Opponents call it one-size-fits-all preemption from Lansing that ignores local planning, infrastructure capacity and voter priorities. Click to hear the full press conference

Olympian Jake Vedder from Pinckney, Michigan stopped by the WWJ studios to talk with WWJ's Chris Fillar and Jackie Paige about the Winter Olympics that just wrapped up in Italy. (Photo credit: WWJ)

Oakland County began addressing Legionella concerns in early November 2025 after an employee at the Sheriff’s Administration Building was diagnosed with Legionnaires’ disease. Testing detected low levels of the bacteria in parts of the county complex, prompting system flushing, temperature monitoring, installation of 0.2-micron filters, and expanded sampling. Recent follow-up tests show mostly non-detect results and improved readings, and officials describe the situation as ongoing prevention rather than a widespread outbreak. WWJ's Tim Pamplin reports.

When it comes to your diet, think about foods that are good for your heart. That's the word from Blue Cross & Blue Shield health and wellness spokesperson, Shanthi Appelo, who says 80 to 90 percent of heart disease could be prevented with lifestyle changes. Appelo talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The Detroit Symphony Orchestra has released its lineup for the new season. Erik Ronmark, DSO President and CEO, and Sarah Lewis, who plays the oboe, talked with WWJ's Tony Ortiz.

(Photo: DSO Assistant Principal Oboe Sarah Lewis. Credit: WWJ)

Lawmakers in Lansing will be hosting a drone symposium on Thursday to discuss how drone technology will impact public safety, the economy, and day-to-day life statewide. State Representative William Bruck is the main organizer. He spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo Credit: oatintro/GettyImages).

Death is universal. But the way we say goodbye is changing fast. From rapidly rising cremation rates to shifting traditions and the growing cost of funerals, families are rethinking what a meaningful farewell looks like. WWJ Reporter Tim Pamplin goes in depth on the topic.

A thrilling overtime win for the USA men's hockey team who beat Canada 2-1 for the gold medal. WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with Red Wings radio announcer Ken Kal. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

A review of how state lawmakers use their campaign money is turning up some interesting information. It found some legislators have used money to rent houses near the state Capitol as well as pay utility bills, and make car payments. Detroit News reporter Criag Mauger is the one who reviewed and analyzed the spending by 147 current lawmakers. Mauger spoke live with WWJ's Jay Dennis. (Photo Credit: Bill Pugliano / Getty Images).

President Donald Trump says he's imposing a temporary global tariff of 10% after his far-reaching tariff regimen was struck down by the Supreme Court. The court handed him a stinging loss on an issue crucial to his economic agenda. Detroit Axle CEO Mike Musheinesh shared his reaction live with WWJ's Jay Dennis, and why he calls it a "tax on consumers." (Photo Credit: Michael M. Santiago / GettyImages).