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On Friday, an EF3 tornado smashed through Gaylord, Michigan with maximum winds of 150 miles an hour. Forty-four people were injured, two were killed. What's next for the popular Up North destination? WWJ's Zach Clark searches for answers in a new Daily J. (Photo credit: Jacob Stuckman)

The Detroit food truck rally returns for another summer of feeding downtown. Over 75 food trucks will rotate throughout the summer Monday-Friday, 11 a.m.- 3 p.m. WWJ's Zach Clark explores whether food trucks can be a gauge for how comfortable people are being out and about post COVID.

Back in November, the city of Royal Oak changed its parking system on surface streets — a move that's caused relative chaos across the last six months. In a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark takes a road trip to figure out why it is so hard to park in downtown Royal Oak.

The U.S. Congress held its first open hearing on UFOs in over 50 years. Are UFOs real? And if they are, do they pose a danger to planet Earth? WWJ's Zach Clark goes out of this world to find the answers in a new Daily J.

Even though the Abbott plant in Michigan is set to reopen, it could be up to 10 weeks before it starts producing baby formula again. So, what will parents who rely on formula do when they find store shelves bare? And how do we make sure that this never happens again? WWJ's Zach Clark goes in-depth to find out.

Detroit Police Chief James White was at the White House on Friday talking about reducing crime in a city notorious for violence... But then a bloody weekend in Detroit followed. In a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark takes a look at the work being done to cut the crime rate. Editor's note: When talking about violent crime in Detroit. the Detroit Police Department would like to point out that crime is in fact down in the city since the beginning of the year in several categories — including homicides, sexual assaults, aggravated assaults and robberies.

Flower Day at Eastern Market has been happening on the Sunday after Mother's Day for over 50 years. But this year, a record-setting crowd is expected because of pent-up demand after the show shut down during the first two COVID years. WWJ's Zach Clark looks into what makes Flower Day uniquely Detroit.

As Americans mark 1 million COVID-19 deaths, cases in Michigan are quickly rising. Should masks go back on indoors, and will the state issue new mandates? What will happen to small businesses? WWJ's Zach Clark explores the answers in a new Daily J.

Since 1997, the Broderick Tower in Detroit has been covered by a huge whale mural, painted by world famous artist and Michigan native Wyland. The mural is currently covered up by another piece of art (that is also an ad) done by local artist Phil Simpson. WWJ's Zach Clark digs into what is the value of public art in Detroit.

Abortion is still legal in Michigan, at least for now. It is also legal to protest in Michigan, which happens often outside of abortion clinics. WWJ's Zach Clark brings us the story of Metro Detroit's abortion defenders in a new Daily J.

The Line 5 pipeline, which delivers oil across the Straits of Mackinac, has long been an international controversy. Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer vowed to shut it down while campaigning, but that hasn't happened. WWJ's Zach Clark has details on the future of the fight over Line 5.

A new survey shows that 300,000 more women would be a part of the workforce (where workers are desperately needed) but are sidelined because of the rising cost of childcare. On a new Daily J, heading into Mother's Day weekend, WWJ's Zach Clark takes a look at how to make it easier for moms to work.

Over 30 Detroit-based acts have been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame — with the latest being global superstar Eminem, a rap icon. Where does that leave Detroit in the rap music scene? WWJ's Zach Clark has the answer in a brand new Daily J.

More than a dozen kindergartners were sickened, several taken to a hospital, after a classmate brought THC infused gummies to his school in Clio, Michigan. In a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark examines how this happened, and what's next for the child's mother, who's facing charges.

Inflation is at a generational high here in the United States, which is causing a sharp rise in prices. To tamp down on inflation, the Federal Reserve is meeting to discuss an interest rate hike. But what does that mean to the average person? WWJ's Zach Clark takes a look in a new Daily J.

Although it was happening before, the COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly increased the number of teachers looking for a career change. How can the teacher brain drain be stopped? WWJ's Zach Clark explores the answer in a new Daily J.

With millions of views across multiple platforms, the Wayne County Lyfe social media channels are among the most popular in Michigan. What makes Cody, Dip Cup and Uncle Terry so relatable? Find out with Zach Clark in a new Daily J

Metro Detroiters have seen their fair share of name changes over the years. No longer can you go to Hudson's. Or Farmer Jack. What makes brand names so powerful? WWJ's Zach Clark has the answer in a new Daily J.

Paul Whelan of Novi, Michigan, was arrested in Russia in 2018 — accused of being a spy; something he was convicted of in 2020. In a swap, the Americans and Russians exchanged a prisoner, but it wasn't Whelan. In today's Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark takes a look at what it'll take to free Whelan.

There hasn't been a North American International Auto Show since 2019, thanks to the coronavirus pandemic. Not only is the auto show back in Detroit for 2022, but it's making its late summer debut. In a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark takes a look at how our world forced the auto show to change.