"Stay in the day" Multiple Myeloma survivor shares story, advice

What do the World Cup, Aperol spritz, and jorts have in common?

What are people Googling in Michigan and across the U.S. this summer? Google search expert Jennifer Jones says soccer is a hot search term, along with audio books, spritz cocktails, and fashion — including baby doll dresses and jean shorts! She spoke with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images for Frankies 457)

"Stay in the day" Multiple Myeloma survivor shares story, advice

June is National Cancer Survivors Month. Throughout the month, WWJ is uplifting the stories and voices of survivors like Robert Brooks. Brooks was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma in 2018 and underwent a clinical trial at Karmanos. He sat down with WWJ's Christina McDaniel. (Photo Credit: Robert Brooks).

Absentee ballots now available for Michigan's August 4th primary

With absentee ballots now available for Michigan's August 4th primary election, WWJ's Tony Ortiz checks in with Oakland County Clerk Lisa Brown about some do's and don'ts if you're planning to vote early. (Photo Credit: Getty Images / Serhej Calka)

Don't Miss List: Taylor Summer Fest, Livonia Spree, fireworks more!

WWJ's Taylor Dietz tells us about fireworks, festivals and other fun events happening around the Metro Detroit area this weekend. (Photo: Getty Images)

"A major setback" Local Immigration attorney on SCOTUS immigration ruling

The Supreme Court has made a major ruling on immigration in the U.S. In a 6 to 3 ruling, the justices overturned the lower court order blocking the practice that limited the number of people who could apply for asylum daily. West Bloomfield Immigration Attorney Herman Dhade explained to WWJ's Christina McDaniel why this decision may make illegal immigration more likely. (Photo Credit: Fintan Trimble/Getty Images).