WWJ's Tracey McCaskill is joined by Michigan Workforce Development Board, Executive Director & LEO Chief of Staff Jessica Brousseau to discuss the Michigan College Credit for Apprenticeships Program ... which is poised to assist small businesses. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / WUT789)

The State Treasury has admitted to sending out at least 27,000 incorrect notices this year, most of them telling people they didn't pay their taxes when they really did. Ann Arbor CPA Kirk Carlson said he thinks there are many more than that, and he told WWJ's Christina McDaniel the action to take if you receive one. (Photo Credit: wingedwolf/GettyImages).

As real feel temperatures reach 100 across Metro Detroit, doctors want you to know the difference between heat exhaustion and heat stroke, a life-threatening medical emergency. Detroit Fire Department Medical Director Dr. Robert Dunn spoke live with WWJ's Christina McDaniel.

Health officials are agreeing too. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to Henry Ford Health registered dietitian Allegra Picano about the benefits of sardines.. and there's A LOT.

The FIFA World Cup is about to get underway and there's a Michigan connection. A team from Michigan State University has researched the turf grass for the fields. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with MSU Turfgrass research Professor, Dr. Trey Rogers.

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They're still surveying an area between Saginaw and Midland, Michigan, after a F-1 tornado touched down there on Tuesday. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with Tittabawassee Township Fire Chief Phillip Shaver. (Photo credit: Phillip Shaver)

WWJ's Tony Ortiz talks with Mike Cox, Republican candidate for governor, about the campaign and what his plans are for Michigan.

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The once a year flavor is a big hit for those who love it. Howell Rotary Club President-Elect J.J. Lewis tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester all about the unique treat

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Fill up the gas tank, flip on the sunglasses, and get ready for a crime spree through the South. WWJ's Jeremy Jenkins has a preview of the new romantic crime thriller .. Carolina Caroline. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Gareth Cattermole / Staff)

While the official start to summer is still two weeks away, they're already talking about the Labor Day weekend Arts, Beats, and Eats festival. WWJ's Jon Hewett reports there's a new partnership with Cranbrook, and an agreement that will keep the event in Royal Oak for at least four more years. (Photo: Jon Hewett/WWJ)