Cat traps set as rescuers return to "deplorable" Redford home

Cat traps set as rescuers return to "deplorable" Redford home

Animal control officers set traps Monday inside a Redford home after rescue efforts were halted due to unsafe conditions. Dozens of cats remain inside the property. Officials say crews will return Tuesday to continue the search and removal. The operation follows days of caution with dangerous ammonia-filled conditions. Click to hear briefing with Redford police chief.

A day to celebrate social media, but there are some downsides

Social networking continues to be a part of our everyday lives. Tuesday is National Social Media Day. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker talked with Nick Mattar, who teaches Wayne State University's first digital marketing course at the Mike Ilitch School of Business. (Photo Illustration by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Have you seen Chelsea Bonnell?

The Clinton Township woman was last seen in Jupiter, Florida on May 26th. Chelsea's mom Michelle Clauw tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester the status of the investigation. (photo credit: Michelle Clauw)

Chihuly at Meijer Gardens, a blown glass exhibit, running now

A blown glass exhibit is running now through November 1st , Chihuly at Meijer Gardens. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the Gardens' John VanderHaagen. (photo credit-Sarah Eyk for Frederik Meijer Gardens and Sculpture Park)

Historical marker honors woman known as community historian of Southwest Detroit

Ahead of America's 250th anniversary, there's a focus on the rich history in Detroit. The State of Michigan unveiled a new historical marker honoring the work of community historian Dr. Lucile Cruz Gajec on Sunday. WWJ's Kyle Kimball talked with Irma Maribel Guzman with Detroit VOCES about Dr. Gajec and the celebration.