Disaster Relief at Work, also known as DRAW, has a warehouse in Waterford. They're no stranger to emergency responses and will be helping the Texas Hill Country. Over 100 bodies have been recovered so far, and over 160 remain missing. WWJ's Taylor Dietz talked to the Director of DRAW, Greg Martin, about relief efforts.

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After 20 years the TSA appears to be allowing your shoes to stay on when passing through airport security checkpoints. While CLEAR, and TSA Pre customers already get to leave their shoes on, now it seems all the rest will too. WWJ' Tim Pamplin went to see if the changes had made it to DTW. Click link to hear Tim's report.

It was a significant moment in Detroit Archbishop Edward Weisenburger's life. On June 29th, Weisenburger received his pallium from Pope Leo XIV. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke to the Archbishop about the honor and significance.

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Deals, deals and more deals are awaiting shoppers as Tuesday begins Amazon Prime Days with bargains available for the rest of the week. There are other retailers, like Target and Walmart, who are also offering sales to compete for customers. WWJ's Jackie Paige talked with CBS Tech Contributer Ian Sherr. (Photo credit: Matt Gush/Getty Images)

Kaelyn Johnson is a licensed esthetician and the CEO of 'Glow Up Detroit.' It's a salon offering beauty services mixed with ways to take care of your mental wellness. WWJ's Darrylin Horne spoke with Johnson for this week's Michigan Small Business Report.

Texas officials now say more than 100 people have died, including nearly 30 from a children's sleep away camp in Texas because of historic flash floods. WWJ's Taylor Dietz reports among those who died were two little girls with Michigan connections.

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We talk with Sam Abuelsamid, an analyst with Telemetry about the ending of EV tax credits.

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Mayor Mike Duggan and Police Chief Todd Bettison are launching a new summer safety plan in response to a rise in teen violence and curfew violations. The initiative includes stricter enforcement and increased penalties with existing curfew laws, pre approved police overtime, community outreach, and targeted efforts to prevent juvenile shootings and protect residents as summer rolls on. Click to hear the entire announcement.

Southfield Police provided an update on a bank robber armed with a hatchet, but there's a twist in the case. WWJ's Jon Hewett has the latest.

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What makes chocolate so special? Sarah Maddox, Head of Visitor Experience at Bon Bon Bon, says it's something that's been a part of our lives, and our celebrations, for hundreds of years.

She spoke with WWJ's Kyle Beery on World Chocolate Day.