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Seeing more yellow jackets? There's a reason

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A health expert says teach kids to eat healthy and exercise as childhood obesity hits 20%

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DMC Huron Valley-Sinai hosting health fair for mothers with postpartum disorders

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Weather impacts fall colors: When will the leaves change?

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Pickleball players will gather for a tournament in west Michigan this weekend

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11-year-old local Sickle Cell Warrior educates others about importance of blood donation

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Art and Apples Festival returns to Rochester

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Two women lead Salvation Army of Metro Detroit for first time in organization's history

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WWJ News Special: Voices of 9/11 The Day America Changed

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Girl Scouts in Michigan are modifying the mission

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Review: 'The Uprising' a dark, bloody affair that lacks soul

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Jews to celebrate Rosh Hashanah, first of the High Holidays

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Local theaters presenting musical "Come From Away"

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Azzo Law Legal Hour: Funding for victims

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Personal memories of September 11, 2001

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UM research center focuses on sound wave-based cancer treatment

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What's the reality about woolly bears predicting winter conditions?

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Could AI really 'kill all humans' as Anthropic researcher warns?

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Help is available if you or someone you know is suicidal

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Detroit Health Dept. urges parents to check their kids' vaccination records

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Airbnb searches in Ann Arbor jump as football season kicks off

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Scouting America to host 9-11 remembrance ceremonies

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Michiganders are asked to volunteer on 9-11 Day of Service

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Study: People using xylitol have greater risk of stroke, heart attack

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Hamtramck celebrates new SMART bus route

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The kids are back to school, but your dog or cat may act up

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Workplace etiquette affects co-workers, how do you protect yourself

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Michigan State Police recognized for trust-building campaign

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Back to school nerves — how to deal

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Governor Whitmer leads Mackinac Bridge Labor Day walk

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How an Oakland University Professor explains September 11th to his students

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Local author empowers writers to bring their book to life in a day

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UM Public Policy Professor reflects on how 9/11 influenced his career

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Apple set to unveil iPhone 18 lineup Wednesday including foldable phone

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Detroit-Ann Arbor bus expands morning schedule

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WWJ Candidate Conversation: Mike Bouchard for Congress

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Disturbing viral TikTok trend features Cat in the Hat

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Are international researchers closer to finding dark matter?

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Professional eater Joey Chestnut talks EMU event, his career, and coneys

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Thousands will spend Labor Day taking part in the Mackinac Bridge Walk

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Walk through museum set up on Boblo Boat

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Trees are damaged in your yard. Now what?

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Could science slow, or even stop human aging? Geneticists are working on it

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New plaza in Royal Oak could be new hot spot for Arts, Beats and Eats

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More people in Michigan are living in black bear territory

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Livingston County Sheriff pulling Flock cameras temporarily after vandalism

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Michigan Hockey is taking it outside twice this season

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Asian tiger mosquito makes its return to Livonia

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U-M's new president takes over as higher ed. faces growing pressure

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Meet the amazing Michigan fish that can live for hundreds of years

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What families need to know about children and lawn mowers

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Feds order emergency shutdown of over 100 truck driving schools nationwide

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Dolly Parton's Imagination Library has helped thousands of Michigan kids read

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Officials working to stop the spread of the spotted lanternfly

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What is the importance of the name "Lake Ontario"?

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Review: The years-long wait for 'Coyote vs. Acme' is finally over

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Heavy backpacks are harming your child's back, new study shows

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UM Clements Library acquires almost 200 Revolutionary War-era sermons

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Detroit Regional Chamber supporting statewide goal for college grads

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Michigan State Police say they investigated nearly 20M cases of child sexually abusive material in 2024

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Stellantis joins Project Green Light

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Progress on the largest facility project in Utica Community Schools history

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FDA approves new drug to fight pancreatic cancer

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Lunar eclipse will turn moon red this week

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Wayne County resident tests positive for West Nile virus

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Children, young adults more likely to suffer with mental health

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Back-to-school squeeze: How AI and rising gadget prices are hitting parents

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It's National Dog Day, but a AAA survey shows not all are restraining their dog in the car

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Businessman Dan Gilbert named Grand Marshal for 100th America's Thanksgiving Parade

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Remembering Dolly Parton, she pushed out goodness to the world

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"She did so many things right": What is Dolly's legacy?

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Disc golf worlds bring sport's biggest stars back to Kensington

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Financial firm, InvestWise bringing new life to long vacant Birmingham site

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Poll: getting kids out the door with healthy breakfast can be a challenge

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School buses are back on the roads. Do you know the rules?

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Trade war with Canada — what does it mean for Michigan?

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It's essentially a museum dedicated to Ford Racing

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New school year is exciting for teachers, brings anxiety for parents

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Even experienced teachers get butterflies as new school year starts

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Michigan could be hardest hit by 50% tariffs on Canadian goods

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Humane Society of Huron Valley gets 149 cats over 4 week period

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Delta Airlines worker wins top customer service award

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What type of income will you need when you retire?

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DEA seizes more than $1 million in drugs ahead of National Fentanyl Prevention and Awareness Day

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Review: 'Tony' depicts first culinary exploit, troubles of Anthony Bourdain

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National debt hits $40 trillion, interest payments taking money away from critical needs

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Michigan Senate Majority Leader looking forward to new roll as Lt Governor

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Detroit Symphony Orchestra's Strings for Strings fundraiser begins

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Local business leaders return from trade mission to Serbia

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Human case of eastern equine encephalitis reported in Michigan

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Wolverine Village set to open, giving U-of-M big housing boost

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Teachers spend about $1,000 of their own money for their classrooms

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Former cop talks about becoming a lawyer, has advice for drivers

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Ready, Set, School! Michigan is top 10 in high school sport participation

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New tariffs on Canadian goods paused

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Report shows Michigan economy holding steady, making gains in some sectors

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University of Michigan selects new president

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A.I. bringing new opportunities and challenges to teaching Michigan kids

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Boating pumps Billions into the Michigan economy

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Community meetings on Renaissance Center redevelopment begin