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House Bill 4938, called the "Anticorruption of Public Morals Act," would prohibit the distribution of "real, animated, digitally generated, written, or auditory" depictions of sexual acts. The bill outlines the types of acts covered, including intercourse and masturbation.

Chief Todd Bettison says Eric Ford, 58, leader of the Community Violence Intervention group Detroit 300, has died. Ford was a giant in the tight-knit world of violence prevention. Family friends say Ford died of natural causes.

In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, vigils and memorials have been appearing all over the country.

Entrepreneur and podcaster Ty Mopkins joins the panel to talk about Isaac TeSlaa's unbelievable touchdown catch, a Detroit speakeasy-turned home that's sinking into the ground, and a protestor who broke it down during a town council meeting.

Social media specialist Ethan Lloyd breaks down the impact conservative activist Charlie Kirk had on young adults, who are turning to non-traditional media for news.

WWJ automotive reporter Jeff Gilbert talks about what to expect following Ford Motor Company's announcement that it's leaving the Glass House for a new campus

Jennifer Hammond and FOX 2 Sports Producer Gregg Kanner are joined by Lions insider Justin Rogers from the Detroit Football Network.

For people getting out of prison or jail not having a valid drivers license or state ID can be a real problem.

We're not talking about chump change here; this is a $60 million budget surplus, and it's beneficial for the residents, the administration, and the person who will succeed him.

There was no findings of neglect or dereliction of duties by first responders, but there was however, a "breakdown in command in coordination, communication and training" it claimed.

We also discussed swatting, which is when someone makes a prank call to 911 and reports a fake emergency. The caller provides a real address, and police show up in full force.

Charlie Kirk, 31, the founder of Turning Point USA, was shot once while speaking at Utah Valley University last week. Authorities say the suspected gunman, had recently drifted toward more radical political views online. A bullet casing found was engraved with the phrase "Hey, fascist! Catch," a cryptic mix of anti-fascist and meme-driven rhetoric.

Tiffany Hosey testified in court on Monday, saying her safety concerns were ignored at the Oxford Center in Troy.