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Some states want investments from Chinese battery companies, while others don't. WWJ's John McElroy explains why that is. 

15 years ago, before the term "viral video" was commonplace, Detroit artist T-Baby spun a global hit called "It's So Cold in the D". On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark and Annie Scaramuzzino talk to the artist about how the song changed her life. (PHOTO Credit: T-Baby)

Michigan is #11 in the country in self-started businesses. WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you why that is. 

The DIA's Van Gogh exhibit features some of his most famous works, like "Starry Night." But it's "The Novel Reader" that has the DIA facing a lawsuit. On this Daily J, WWJ's Brian Fisher explores why a Brazilian man claims he is the piece's rightful owner, and how the world of stolen art works. (Credit: Kathy Kieliszewski / USA TODAY NETWORK)

Chevrolet has began a contest that will award $100K a 3-month loan of a Chevy Trax to pursue your dream. WWJ's Jon McElroy has more.

In a lot of instances hackers can easily get past verification questions and log into your account. WWJ's Murray Feldman explains how you can better protect yourself. 

Despite a promise of autonomous taxis being on the road by now, Tesla has yet to come through. WWJ's John McElroy explains why that is so hard to do. 

With remote work still prevalent post lockdown, workers are getting more engaged in remote meetings. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

Companies use incentives to boost employee productivity, but they may inadvertently be boosting dishonesty. WWJ's Murray Feldman has why. 

Seven people were arrested in Macomb County Tuesday, accused of trying to steal brand new Dodge Ram trucks off of the assembly lot. In a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark wonders why this keeps happening, and looks at what is and isn't being done to stop it. (PHOTO: Scott Olson/Getty)

Editor's Note: Today's episode originally ran in September ----- During the time of the Underground Railroad, Detroit was given the codename Midnight. While the Underground Railroad is long gone, on a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark explores the lasting mark abolitionists left on the City of Detroit. (PHOTO: Kimberly P. Mitchell/USA TODAY NETWORK)

Now that the Democrats control the legislature in Lansing, they have begun to move on their 2023 agenda. One of the highlights? Tax breaks. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark looks at from where that relief might come, and who could benefit. (PHOTO: Robert Killips/Lansing State Journal/USA TODAY NETWORK)

Kids copy what they see, they're likely to take after their parents spending habits. So how can you instill fiscal responsibility to youth? WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you one way. 

When looking for a new job, the most important thing is to market your skills, not what you did at your previous job. WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you why.

One way to improve mileage on vehicles, is to have cars change shape as they pick up speed. WWJ's John McElroy explains how that is possible.

Seasonal Affective Disorder, also known as SAD and Seasonal Depression, tends to become a popular topic in the colder months, in Michigan and elsewhere. But it is much more serious than just 'winter blues'. On this Daily J, WWJ's Brian Fisher explores the causes of SAD, and why it may not be as simple as one may think.  (Photo credit: Getty)

Bi-directional chargers allow for people to sell the electricity in their batteries back for money. This could allow EV buses to earn up to $10,000. WWJ's John McElroy has more. 

Earlier this month, a man nicknamed the "Michigan Monster" was arrested and charged with over 20 counts of human trafficking. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark heads to the front lines to see what the fight against trafficking looks like. (PHOTO: Genesee County Sheriff)

As inflation increases the need to save up a bigger emergency fund also increases. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

8 out of 10 companies that pay after ransomware attacks are more likely to be hit again. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

ZF unveiled heated seatbelts at CES last week. WWJ's John McElroy explains how it could help EVs drive longer. 

Has the discussion surrounding cars shifted from brand loyalty to car technology? WWJ's Murray Feldman.

Tom Gimbel, CEO of LaSalle Network in Chicago has compiled a list of 7 boss types, and how each effects their workforce. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.

Police are reporting a sharp rise in thefts of Kia and Hyundai vehicles, specifically those made between 2010 and 2021. Why? On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark learns that it's a combination of outdated technology and social media. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

When it comes to a vacation or an escape, there are few places more popular for Michiganders than the state's relatively ambiguous 'Up North' region. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark attempts to define 'Up North.' (PHOTO: Getty Images) 

Every EV has an on board charger that converts AC to DC. But a company called Elite Power out of Toronto found a way to remove that charger, allowing EVs to charge 3x faster! WWJ's John McElroy has more.

Many companies are realizing remote work is here to stay, but hammering out the exact policy is still a source of tension for employers and their workers. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more. 

Sleep is vital to everyday health. But data shows that over 100 million Americans aren't getting enough nightly rest. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark looks at what's preventing a good night's sleep and what can be done to overcome restless nights. (PHOTO: Getty Images) 

The Sheriff's Department has seized the car believed to be involved in the crash along Rochester Road that left 22-year old Benjamin Kable dead on New Year's Day. WWJ's Chris Keyzer has the details. A major drug bust in Detroit has led to the arrest of two people believed to be responsible for causing multiple overdoses across the area, and one death.  (Credit: WWJ)

Studies find that the more debt you have the more susceptible you are to high blood pressure and depression. WWJ's Murray Feldman has the details. 

 In order to build camaraderie between remote workers, some companies are hosting employee retreats not to see clients, but to have fun. WWJ's Murray Feldman has the details.

No one would be surprised if you told them Toyota and Tesla were the top automakers in the world. But, the third most valued automaker might come as a surprise. WWJ's John McElroy has more. 

The Mega Millions jackpot is just shy of $940 million. That much money is life changing, but experts say the first thing you should do with your money is...nothing. On this Daily J, WWJ's Brian Fisher looks into how the lottery system works, and how you can make sure you don't lose it all after you win it all.  (Credit: Justin Sullivan/Getty)

A new member of the Michigan Supreme Court is sparking controversy for hiring an ex-convict as a clerk in her office. WWJ's Charlie Langton has more. Detroit Police and the FBI are working at a home on the eastside last night following the discovery of a body in a shallow grave. (Credit: Charlie Langton/WWJ)

With the rising cost of utilities and the day-to-day upkeep of homes, 85% of recent home buyers are now looking to cut back, according to Market Watch. WWJ's Murray Feldman has more.

Companies love monthly subscriptions because you are likely to forget you have them. WWJ's Murray Feldman advises you to check how much you are spending.

Ford was the first automotive company to use the assembly line, but they didn't come up with it alone. WWJ's John McElroy has the story. 

A 32-year-old Detroit man has been charged with domestic violence after he was seen forcing his former girlfriend into a van on Christmas Day.  In a video, that went viral, showed Quintin Dorrough forcing the 39-year-old victim into the van. Crime in Oakland County increased slightly last year.  In 2022, there were a total of 37 homicides in the county, which is two more than the year prior. (Credit: Getty)

Since it was founded in 1957, Oakland University in Rochester has been growing and then some. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark explores the life of the school's founder, Matilda Wilson, and the impact the university has had on the region. (PHOTO: Oakland University)

40% of couples have an argument at least once a week over finances. WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you how to avoid it. 

As cars become more unique and complex from one another, making sure body shops are qualified to work on them is crucial. WWJ's John McElroy tells you what to be on the lookout for. 

Some companies may post fake job openings to appear as if they are doing well. WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you how to spot the fakes. 

Instead of getting a possible playoff preview, those who tuned in to Monday Night Football saw one of the scariest things to ever happen on a field. Damar Hamlin, 24, collapsed and needed life saving measures. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark digs into just how rare Hamlin's condition is. (PHOTO: Kareem Elgazzar/USA Today Sports)  

Two suspects are behind bars in connection with an officer-involved shooting Monday afternoon in Warren. After the suspect crashed into another vehicle, the man and a woman who was with him jumped out and started running.  Police say the male suspect, a convicted felon, pointed a gun at officers, who returned fire.  Three people are dead in a murder-suicide on Detroit's eastside. WWJ's Kyle Kimball has the details. 

Do you want to get off on the right foot in 2023? WWJ's Murray Feldman tells you how to become a good leader in the New Year. 

 Non-Inertial Navigation Technology looks to be the next step in navigation technology. It uses minature lasers inside you're vehicle rather than satellite GPS. WWJ's John McElroy has more.

During the holiday season, the Daily J will be sharing our favorite episodes, as selected by the WWJ Digital Team. Today's episode is originally from October. New episodes return 1/3/23! ------ The Two Way Inn lays claim to being Detroit's oldest bar, pouring drinks through prohibition dating back to 1876. It also might be Detroit's most haunted bar. On a Spooky J edition of the Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark and Annie Scaramuzzino soak up the ghost stories at a Detroit institution. (PHOTO: Zach Clark/WWJ)

This week, the Daily J will be sharing our favorite episodes, as selected by the WWJ Digital Team. Today's episode is originally from August. ------ Michigan Central Station is one of Detroit's most visible landmarks, partially because it became a symbol for the city's failure. With what some say is a renaissance underway in the Motor City, the train station is again on its way to being a beacon of hope. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark covers the checkered past of the Corktown landmark.  (PHOTO: Jeff Gilbert/WWJ)

A woman was shot and killed Thursday night in a parking lot on Detroit's west side. WWJ's Ryan Marshall says the suspect, who remains at large, took off in the victim's SUV. Anyone with information is asked to call Detroit Police or Crimestoppers. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

This week, the Daily J will be sharing our favorite episodes, as selected by the WWJ Digital Team. Today's episode is originally from August. ------ There are few feelings like the feeling of being "home". For millions of Metro Detroiters, the Uniroyal Tire on I-94 in Allen Park is a beacon, welcoming them back from Detroit Metro Airport. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark and Annie Scaramuzzino, unearth the origin story behind the legendary landmark.        (PHOTO: Terrance Vails)