Yum Village serves Afro-Caribbean food right off the grill in just minutes. Chef Godwin calls it the African Chipotle. WWJ's Darrylin Horne speaks to him on this week's Michigan Small Business Report.

Downtown Detroit was in spotlight Wednesday at Michigan Central in Corktown as community and business leaders met to discuss the future. WWJ's Jackie Paige sat down with David Cowan, Chief Public Spaces Officer for the Downtown Detroit Partnership, to talk about upcoming public events.

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We talk with AAA Director of Automotive Research Greg Brannon about a new study on pedestrian automatic emergency braking systems.

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Stellantis has announced it will invest $13 billion in the United State over the next four years and plants in Michigan will be affected. WWJ autobeat reporter Jeff Gilbert talked with our Tony Ortiz. (Photo credit: Stellantis)

Doctors in Metro Detroit say colder weather will have more children playing inside and this is a good time for parents to check for dangerous things like guns, alcohol, marijuana and household cleaners. Dr. Andrew King, emergency medicine specialist with the DMC and medical director for the Michigan Poison and Drug Information Center, talked with WWJ's Luke Sloan. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

The new state budget includes $30-40 million more for local road construction in Macomb County. WWJ's Jon Hewett talked with Macomb County Department of Roads director Bryan Santo. (Photo credit: WWJ's Jon Hewett)

It's something monitored across the country — and, currently, about half of the population of Michigan is living in a drought area. Curtis Riganti, climatologist with the National Drought Mitigation Center said the situation is worsening in some areas. He spoke with WWJ's Ryan Wrecker about what all this means.

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This will be quite a sight to see this Thursday evening at Sound Board at MotorCity Casino in Detroit.

Athletes will be joining WWJ's Jackie Paige, along other local broadcasters, in the annual Celebrity Lip Sync Battle to raise money for the New Day Foundation, at 7 p.m. on Oct. 16.

Paige spoke live with President of the Foundation Gina Kell Spehn about what the crowd can expect.

The Macomb County Prosecutor is speaking out against a new social media trend involving an AI-generated photo of a homeless man inside a home. West Bloomfield Police say they recently received a similar report. Investigators don't think it's funny. Prosecutor Pete Lucido talked with WWJ's Taylor Dietz. (Photo credit: Yonkers Police Department)

An AI apocalypse is unfolding in Pontiac this Halloween season. That's the new theme at Erebus Haunted Attraction. Operations manager Brad Terebus, who spoke with WWJ's Dan Jenkins, says they're taking scaring to a new level for 2025.

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