Tracy Wujack
WXYZ Detroit
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Gov. Whitmer outlines plans for Michigan's future in exclusive interview with Carolyn Clifford
This time her speech will take place in the Michigan House Chambers in front of a joint session of the Michigan House and Senate and, for the first time, Democrats will be in the majority. → Read More
Gov. Whitmer holds town hall discussions ahead of State of the State
The day before her fifth State of the State address in Lansing, Governor Gretchen Whitmer took time to hold two small roundtable discussions today. → Read More
Shift in Lansing could mean changes for Michigan's gun laws
“People are different. You know we’re facing different issues. That means we just had the young child who brought a gun to school for a six-year-old,“ said Kristina Vitek visiting Southfield today. → Read More
'I don’t understand why I’m still here.' Paul Whelan speaks from Russia as Britney Griner is released
It’s been nearly 4 years since Paul Whelan was last his home in Novi. With the news that another American has been released from Russia, he says he’s disappointed with the Biden administration. → Read More
Undecided voters say they're still searching for information ahead of Tuesday's General Election
“Proposition 2, I already decided on because again, we need to make sure that everything is secure here,” said Sierra Lloyd Mead. → Read More
Gilbert Family Foundation invests $500,000 in Detroit nonprofits
The Gilbert Family Foundation and Strategic Community Partners announced the Thriving Neighborhoods Fund, a $500,000 investment to Detroit nonprofits. → Read More
The Hungarian Rhapsody Restaurant is a favorite in the Downriver community
There's a little flavor of Budapest in Southgate, Mi. As photographer John Ciolino shows us, a family's dream of running a Hungarian restaurant has turned into a Downriver favorite. → Read More
What some metro Detroit organizations are doing to combat growing anti-Asian hate
If you've been watching the news lately you've no doubt seen incident after incident where people of Asian descent have been viciously attacked. → Read More
From passion into a paycheck: Frick'n Good Cookies was baked during pandemic
As the pandemic wears on, college graduates continue to struggle with a tight job market. → Read More
Here are the top 5 doctor visits you should prioritize in 2021
The Rebound Detroit is our commitment to help you bounce back amidst these trying times. Tonight we're looking at rebounding your health. → Read More
Comcast is accepting applications for small business grants in Detroit, Hamtramck, and Highland Park
One tech company is coming to the aid of dozens of struggling small businesses in our hardest-hit communities with a new $10,000 grant up for grabs- but only until Sunday, March 14, 2021. → Read More
Metro Detroiter's turning their passion into a paycheck during the pandemic
We’re introducing you to some fresh-eyed entrepreneurs, who made a big pivot amidst the pandemic, turning their passion into a business at a time when so many other businesses were buckling. → Read More
Here's what every small business owner needs to know before filing their 2021 taxes
“When we had to shut down, it was a very scary time as a business owner,” said Hellen Gooden owner of Bellviso Global. → Read More
COVID-19 safety concerns driving up big demand for RV industry
COVID-19 case numbers are trending down. Those vaccinated are trending up, but the CDC still only recommends travel for essential reasons. Some are ignoring that advice but most travelers are looking for a more cautious route. → Read More
Is every day feeling like Groundhog Day? These activities may be the cure to winter blues
Now 11 months into an unwavering pandemic, much like Groundhog Day, each day starts to blur into the next and that's enough to bring you down. → Read More
COVID-19 and its impact on the law enforcement community
It's a new year but for the men and women who put on the blue uniform, challenges remain. They're facing rising crime, civil unrest and a COVID war that continues to brew despite vaccines at the ready. → Read More
Small businesses can apply for additional financial aid now
The small business administration officially opened the application process for a new round of Payment Protection Program,(PPP) funding. → Read More
Answering your tax questions about working from home, donations & stimulus payments
Thinking about taxes can be a taxing ordeal. While connecting with you on social media, many of you told our Ameera David about the big questions weighing you down as we close out the year and head into a tax season like no other. → Read More
Holiday online shopping could bring delays in delivery this season
ROYAL OAK, Mich. (WXYZ) — Shoppers are being asked to brace for shipping delays this holiday season with less people doing in person shopping, more will be leaning on the convenience of online retail. Experts predict many of those extra packages won't make it on time. "I would say that this definitely a lookie-loo shop," said Made in the Mitten owner Colleen McClue. It’s hard not to be smitten… → Read More
Flight itinerary changes have frustrated many travelers during the pandemic. Here's what to know
The number of passengers flying daily in the United State is growing but we’re only seeing a 40 percent total traffic when compared to a year ago. → Read More