Hundreds of nation's brightest young minds competing in the Henry Ford's Invention Convention

Which fish from Michigan lakes are safe to eat? There's a guide for that

Michigan is out with a guide to the best fish across the state. With 696 waterbodies to choose from, each have their own recommendation. The annual "Eat Safe Fish Guide" report looks at chemical levels found in the water, and how that can impact the fish people typically eat. WWJ's Ryan Wrecker spoke with Program Toxicologist Lisa Fischer. Check out the guide at this link, [https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/safety-injury-prev/environmental-health/Topics/eatsafefish] (Photo: Getty Images)

Michigan has declined when it comes to child well-being

Michigan is one of 29 states where child well-being has declined. That's according to the 2026 Kids Count Data Book, released by the Annie E. Casey Foundation. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with foundation president & CEO, Lisa Lawson. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Panic about AI replacing jobs is overblown, according to research

More than 3 in 10 managers who eliminated jobs after implementing A-I have had to add those positions back, according to Robert Half research. WWJ's Beth Fisher spoke with the company's brand director over tech staffing, Leah Rafael. (photo credit-Getty Images)

Jackson House to open in Greenfield Village on Friday

The grand opening of the Jackson Home in Greenfield Village is this coming Friday, June 12. The house was transported from Selma, Alabama and restored to its original look. Dr. Martin Luther King planned the future of the Civil Rights Movement from its living room. Jim Johnson, Director of Greenfield Village, spoke live with WWJ's Greg Bowman. (Photo: Tony Ortiz/WWJ)

Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre hosts recurring night of jazz on The Riverfront

The Aretha Franklin Amphitheatre on the Detroit riverfront will be hosting a special recurring event on Wednesdays for fans of jazz music. The Wednesday Night Jazz Series is a showcase of jazz, R&B, soul, and contemporary artists. Shahida Mausi, President and CEO of The Right Productions, spoke live with WWJ's Kyle Kimball. (Photo Credit: Rick Diamond / Staff/Getty Images).