Helping Build Confidence for Parents & Children Flying with Autism
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The summer travel season is underway and a powerful partnership at DTW is opening doors for families affected by autism. The 'on board with autism' program lets families practice the entire airport experience, in a safe environment. You can learn more at www.autismallianceofmichigan.org/our-work/on-board-with-autism/

The Noon: authentic Ethiopian food, teaching economic freedom  & Protecting yourself from high-tech scammers
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Today on The Noon, Konjo Me joins us in the Fox 2 kitchen with some authentic Ethiopian food. A Detroit leader is inspiring the next generation to fight for economic freedom, and before you flash the peace sign for your next selfie, cybersecurity experts have a major warning.

Sneakers & Speakers Juneteenth Event
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From the streets to the runway, Detroit influence on fashion and sneaker culture is undeniable. That creativity takes center stage at the annual Sneakers & Speakers event. Tickets are on sale now, www.focushope.edu.

Konjo Me serving up authentic Ethiopian food
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Detroit's restaurant scene is getting even more flavorful with Konjo Me, giving us a taste of Ethiopian cuisine. You can learn more at www.konjome.com.

Championing Economic Freedom
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From the displacement of black bottom, to building a Detroit media empire, co-chair of Detroit's reparations taskforce, Keith Williams is on a mission to inspire Detroit Public School students to achieve economic freedom. You can learn more at www.keithwilliamsenterprises.org.

Cybersecurity summit at Oakland University June 16 - 17
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Dr. Dariusz Mikulski, a lead research scientist at the U.S. Army’s Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC) in Warren, and co-chair and cybersecurity expert Jennifer Tisdale stopped by the studio to discuss why Michigan is uniquely positioned at the epicenter of this national defense strategy. Visit NDIA-Mich.org for tickets and more information. 

The Noon: Knowing the signs of stroke & Changing your skin care routine for the warmer months
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Today on The Noon, it's the fifth leading cause of death in the U.S., but do you know the hidden warning signs? WE sit down with a local nurse who survived a stroke to share the life-saving symptoms you can't afford to ignore as part of stroke awareness month. Is your winter skincare routine actually ruining your summer skin? We break down why the rising heat may be your skins biggest enemy and the simple swaps you need to make today.

Making the Summer skincare transition
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The warmer weather is finally here, but if your skin is suddenly breaking out or acting sensitive, you aren't alone. We talking with Kelly Hermans, the founder of Beautiphi Aesthetics and Academy about the ultimate seasonal skincare guide. You can learn more at www.beautiphiyou.com.

Knowing the Signs of Stroke
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May is stroke awareness month, a critical reminder that a stroke can happen to anyone at any age. We talk with Nurse Knuckles about the warning signs you need to know.

Exploring at home experiments with the Michigan Science Center
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Summer is just around the corner and the Michigan Science Center is getting ready to fuel your child's curiosity with their 'spark camps.' You can learn how to make your own squiggle robot at home. For more information on camps, visit www.mi-sci.org/camps.

The Noon: All about the kids, from summer camp to help prepare them for their future careers to arts & craft, we're preparing for summer fun!
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Today on The Noon: Detroit teens can get paid to learn leadership skills this summer. We are talking about the unique and free summer camp for those wanting to gain skills and confidence they can take into a future career. Plus, the Michigan Science center is ready to be crazy and fun, while working on vital STEM skills. We learn how to build a doodle bottle right at home.

The Yunion launches Free Leadership Camps
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It's a chance for kids to gain meaningful experiences in a non-traditional summer camp setting! The Yunion is launching its level up workforce camp, alongside its popular Key 2 life performing art program. You can learn more at www.theyunion.org/camps.

The Noon: All about the kids, from summer camp to help prepare them for their future careers to arts & craft, we're preparing for summer fun!
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Today on The Noon: Detroit teens can get paid to learn leadership skills this summer. We are talking about the unique and free summer camp for those wanting to gain skills and confidence they can take into a future career. Plus, the Michigan Science center is ready to be crazy and fun, while working on vital STEM skills. We learn how to build a doodle bottle right at home.

'Always a Bridesmaid' comes to Meadow Brook Theatre
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Always a Bridesmaid is a comedy about always being there for your friends, from the writers of The Golden Girls and Kingdom Come. It runs May 27 through June 21, 2026, at Meadow Brook Theatre. Visit MBTheatre.com for tickets and more information.

The Noon: Experian is launching financial education on snapchat, spring social media detoxing and the debate over AI book authors
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Today on The Noon: Could swiping on snapchat boost your bank account? We talk with a local financial advisor about Experian's new AI chatbot on snapchat. Seeing everyone else's accomplishments on social media could make you feel left behind, we talk with out licensed therapist about detoxing from social media and protecting your peace. The debate is raging about stores carrying fully AI written books. We chime in on The Noon.

Breaking down the new Experian financial education campaign with Snapchat AI
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Could Snapchat's new AI chatbot help you build a better financial future? Experian thinks so. They're using chatbots to teach young adults about credit, budgeting and saving. Ronnie Thompson with True North Financial breaks it down for us. You can learn more at www.truenorthadvs.com.

The Noon: Settling the Spring style debate, Talking real estate investment & Why this generation may be the last to see fireflies
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Today on The Noon: the ultimate spring style debate, do you build your outfit from the shoes up, or the top down? We talk to style experts to settle the debate. Right now the Detroit Real Estate market is hot, we talk with expert Dexter B. Jenkins to find out ways to build generational wealth and invest in the market. Remember chasing fireflies on summer nights? Future generations may never get the chance. The heartbreaking reason our summer nights are going dark.

Spring style debate: shoes or outfit first? with Sundance Shoes & Rear End
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Do you pick your shoes first, or the outfit? Settling the debate and the correct order is local fashion experts from Sundance Shoes and Rear Ends. 

Creative ways to get into the Detroit Real Estate market with Dexter B. Jenkins
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From inflation to rising prices, the economy has a lot of people worried, but Detroit's real estate market is heating up. We talk with investor and author, Dexter B. Jenkins about creative ways to get into the market and build generational wealth. You can learn more at www.dexterbjenkins.com.

The Noon: Tips for last minute holiday travel plans, Diving into the lawsuit surrounding the Netflix movie "TheRip" & why emojis help to train your brain
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Today on The Noon: Last minute travel could cost you, we talk to a travel expert about alternative ideas to save your family budget. Our attorney is here to breakdown a lawsuit involving Ben Affleck and Matt Damon. Plus, new research says sending emoji's can actually make you a better communicator in the real world.