Tracy Wujack

Mar 18, 2024 | wxyz.com | Dave Rexroth |Tracy Wujack

HOWELL, Mich. (WXYZ) — It is Severe Weather Awareness Week. We are taking a look at a different weather threat - and answering questions as part of our series - Severe Weather Explained. "I opened the door, I said what the hail,” said Kim Stricker after his neighborhood was hit hard with hail. It’s loud!"I kept thinking, the second coming it was that freaky, " said another viewer hit by severe storms.

Feb 21, 2024 | wxyz.com | Mike Duffy |Tracy Wujack |Adam Tabor

BELLE ISLE (WXYZ) — The Belle Isle Boat House is a Detroit landmark, but it has certainly seen better days. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources is now trying to do something about it by partnering with the private sector. Today I learned about why the boat house is so dear to so many and what they’re hoping for when it comes to rehabilitation. “I see a place that needs a lot of work.

Jan 23, 2024 | wxyz.com | Glenda Lewis |Collin Frederick |Tracy Wujack

DETROIT (WXYZ) — WXYZ’s Glenda Lewis asked, “See you got some stuff what you get?’“Hat, budget trip right now,” said Ben Bolin. He heard the roar, caught the vibe, and now felt the spirit. “I’m from Vegas. I love the city,” said Ben Bolin visiting Detroit today. “You’re from Vegas?! What are you doing here?” asked Lewis. I just love the city, it’s a great city. Culture is so cool. Everybody is so proud to be from here,” said Bolin.

Dec 14, 2023 | wxyz.com | Tracy Wujack

ROCHESTER HILLS, Mich. (WXYZ) — The Next Steps 4 Seniors Foundation in Rochester Hills is taking time to visit the senior community in metro Detroit. Their mission is to bridge the financial gap for low-income seniors in need of proper housing and care. The non-profit helps to ensure vulnerable seniors can live out their years with dignity and grace.

Oct 25, 2023 | wxyz.com | Mike Duffy |Jon Austin |Tracy Wujack

DETROIT (WXYZ) — Joy Road and the west side of Detroit have seen some hard times but, as we learned today, the opening of a new state-of-the-art health and dental center is a sign of things changing for the better. “All you ever saw was Detroit on its knuckles. I was born in 1960. I remember when these shops had businesses. So, to see someone come and invest in our community, this beautiful building, it is wonderful,” said Pastor Semmeal Thomas of City Covenant Church.