The burglary at the Louvre reads like a script from the Pink Panther while a Mafia-tied sports gambling and illegal poker ring snared high-profile people from the NBA. Is this real life? Get the latest on both cases, plus analysis of what's going on with today's young people that makes sports gaming so alluring.

WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins speaks with renowned cult interventionist, Ashlen Hilliard, about cult dynamics, manipulation tactics, and how to help loved ones break free from a controlling group.

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We all know of Stages I through IV for breast cancer. However, the The Breast Cancer Research Foundation says nearly 60,000 women are diagnosed with Stage 0 Breast Cancer or DCIS (Ductal Carcinoma In Situ) nationwide each year. Dr. Eric Brown, a breast surgeon with the Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute, sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel to explain what makes a DCIS diagnosis unique and its controversy in the medical community.

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The city will make their attempt on Oct. 25 at 4 p.m. WWJ's Tony Ortiz has more.

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The 43rd annual Blood Battle between the University of Michigan and Ohio State University is underway. It gives everyone the chance to donate in the name of their favorite school through Wednesday, November 26th. WWJ's Jackie Paige talked live with Dr. Robert Ernst, Chief Health Officer for UM Health. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Grand Valley State University is on move to southwest Detroit. The school is teaming up with Michigan Central to train Detroiters for careers of the future. WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with Clarinda Barnett-Harrison, Michigan Central's director of talent development. (Photo credit WWJ's Rob Davidek)

The City of Sterling Heights is beginning construction on its new sate-of-the-art pickleball facility, marking a major investment made possible through the city’s Pathway to Play & Preservation millage. WWJ's Charlie Langton spoke with Kyle Langlois, Director of Parks and Recreation for Sterling Heights.

WWJ's Pat Vitale tells us what's going on around Metro Detroit this weekend.

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There could be some "Zombie" jobs at your company...jobs that are taking a long time to fill. 93% of U.S. managers surveyed say the hiring process takes longer than it did two years ago. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Robert Half senior vice president of accounting and finance in Metro Detroit, Shannon Edlinger. (photo credit-Getty Images)

Metro Detroiters who rely on SNAP to feed their families could see their benefits interrupted amid the federal government shutdown. 1.4 MILLION Michigan residents depend on SNAP for their daily meals including 40 percent of Detroit households. WWJ Reporter Luke Sloan talked to Detroit People's Food Co-op supervisor Omar Cole. He says they're looking for ways to help. (Photo credit: Getty Images)