Michigan Primary Election: How to spoil your ballot

Otterly amazing: river otters thriving in Michigan

The North American river otter is once again finding their way into much of the state. DNR bear, furbearer and small game specialist Cody Norton tells WWJ's Amanda Forrester all about this native weasel. (photo credit: Samuel Choy / Getty Images)

Michigan lawmakers pass K-12 school budget — What to know

Last week, Michigan lawmakers passed a new state education budget that was highlighted by a 2.5% increase in per-pupil funding. Where will the money go? And is it enough to make a difference, as students in our state continue to fall behind? WWJ's Tony Ortiz spoke with Chalkbeat Reporter Lori Higgins, who's been digging into the details. (Photo: Getty Images)

Jim Leyland talks Verlander retirement announcement

Jim Leyland managed Justin Verlander for 8 seasons in Detroit. He spoke to WWJ's Jeremy Otto about the Tiger legend's career. (Photo by Dave Reginek/Getty Images)

Michigan Primary Election: How to spoil your ballot

With the recent shakeup in Michigan's Democratic primary for the U.S. Senate, voters who already mailed in their absentee ballots might be wishing for a do-over. Fortunately, Michigan law allows you to change your vote if you act fast. Election law attorney Mark Brewer, with the law firm Goodman Acker, explains the process known as "spoiling" a ballot in an interview with WWJ's Dan Jenkins.

First Wednesdays event at Eastern Market includes newer businesses

There will be a big party at Eastern Market Wednesday night for what is called First Wednesdays. WWJ's Jackie Paige talked with one of the organizers, Andrew Ehrenberg. (Photo by Elaine Cromie/Getty Images)