Toledo 13 does not report honestly. They said gas prices were skyrocketing again on a day when…read moreprices are below last week. They also bring on liberal bias when their guest says prices won't be back below the prices prior to the war for a year. Let's be balanced and bri ng up the elevated prices during O-Biden and Obama, and when Obama said high prices were a new normal. Stupid people leading stupid people is not a good formula. Quit scaring the ignorant and bring info that might enlighten them.

Ok... 13 Drama Gossip no longer answers the phone in person. Sad day for news gathering. Retired…read moreDianne Larson said in the message that it might take 24hrs to get back to me. Like WMNT, no longer in the public interest.

Fox Affiliate TV station featuring local Emmy-Award winning Newcast weekdays at 4pm and 10pm. Also…read morehas weekend newscasts at 10pm.

There used to be only 3 channels in Detroit. Like the Big 3, your loyalty to your ride was just as…read moreimportant as your news channel. I'm a GM guy. I have driven many many different kinds of cars but I will always come home to a GM. Like GM, I am also a channel 7 person. If the news is on in my house, it's tuned to Channel 7. In the 70's when I was earning my stripes, I didn't watch the news. I was too busy doing other things. But suddenly when I grew up, I followed my Dad's lead and kept the box on 7. Bill Bonds. The last word in this city's news ruled for more years than I care to remember. I can say that he never disappointed me. The interviews were great with the same questions I would ask but would never have the cojones to ask. He talked to everyone from the President to the Mayor, and everyone in between; if they made news, they talked to Bill. Bill went away but I Will always hold him in high esteem because he set the bar high, and dare I say unreachable by anyone in the news game today. I can go on about Robbie, Diana and Doris. I don't need to. They speak for themselves as being part of the elite that is channel 7. The old guard has retired. Now there are new names, just as excellent as the people of the past. Alicia Smith, Keenan Smith, Chris Edwards are not as well known as the people of the past, but as it has been said, the cream always rises. As time passes they will fill the shoes of those that preceeded them. Mark my words.

This new station has gotten real weak they are reporting the real news that's going on in the city…read moreand starting to talk a lot of BS about nothing but I'm going to change my station so long and good riddance you're done.

The Good Day Detroit show is a joke and rather than fix it, they extended it for an hour…read more They always have technical issues with sound and show the wrong headings to the stories. The cast is goofy and unprofessional. It is like watching some terrible SNL skit when the Weather Boys do those segments. Marielle has always been about herself and stupid celebrities, so adding her to Deana and Ryan at 9am is brutal. Deana seems like a nice person, although rather bossy, however listening to her stumble on her words and watching her talk with her hands excessively is just too much. She also needs to stay out of her daughters closet, since some things are just too short for her age. Ryan just talks way too loud period! They are always playing with the sound for him creating an echo and who wants to hear him yelling "goooood morning" at 9am. He looks like he is always laughing when he talks and is just about sports; nothing else intelligent to say. It would also be nice to be able to watch the weather without having to turn up the volume because Lori is whispering. It is also difficult to concentrate on the weather when the meteorologist is dressed like a circus clown. Worst whoredrobe ever! And the style guy, seriously! No Caucasian straight man would ever dress like that. It is obvious that this show is no longer targeting my demographic. It has become the value menu of newscasts!!!

There's no way to get a hold of these people I have tried…read morecalling 2 different numbers several times and I have tried to email.And the email does not go through this is completely ridiculous. Should have known better because after all it is a fox news company fake news all the time.

On the main channel they have their sales pitch during almost every she. Used to have a sales drive…read moremonthly. Also they have shows that have nothing to do with entertainment or education. Just people doing a sales pitch for their products. They also have commercials even though they used to be commercial free. This even occurs on the auxiliary stations. Not worth the time to watch.

Has become full of infomercials. Tired of the constant…read morebreaks in the program for membership drives. After almost every show they have commercials promoting their corporate sponsors.

I stopped watching when they brought Kim Adams back, and pushed out Andrew Humphrey. Complete…read moredisrespect

They do not want to hear the other side of the opioid crisis. I reached out to them twice to let…read morethem know we were rallying at Garden City Hospital in Garden City Michigan. I called the new station line and they told me to send an email, they were very interested. They never got back with me, and that really upset me because we are sticking up for what is right. me and many chronic pain patients worked very hard on this rally and wanted the media to come out to interview us. Chronic pain patients have been kicked to the curb due to the fake opioid crisis. We wanted to talk about our side, the side that's killing many chronic pain patients around the world due to suicide and neglect from doctors. You would think they would come out and talk to our side of the opioid crisis. I will never recommend this new station and will never watch them again! They are fake, they snow you, and they don't care about your issues. They only care about the bad side and didn't even write back. They could have said, well we are sorry or we're not going to make it or we're not really interested, but maybe next time. Nothing!!

They closed, but when I needed a PC repaired a few years ago, this is where I was going. Don't know…read moreif they moved, retired, or went broke. They were nice guys. Nice guys tend to be the ones who go broke in business. Capitalism.

Great computer repair store. They have been coming here for years and they have built many…read morecomputers for me. They also have a decent selection of used stuff for sale. Great store.

Continuing my series of FM radio station reviews I come to my favorite radio station- 89.9, CBE-FM…read more I attempted to give it its own Yelp listing but Yelp's corporate overlords must have stricken it from the record. See, Windsor CBC TV and radio operate out of the same physical address and so Yelp considers them one and the same - even though I discovered there's two listings for WCSX since some genius considers "Classic Rock" to be a part of the official name. I don't have a broadcast TV and might catch a bit of CBC TV out at my parents condo. I used to prefer their Olympic coverage and aren't much of a hockey fan but definitely prefer them over US coverage. But consider this exclusively a review of 89.9 FM and not the TV station 9 nor the other Windsor CBC radio station which is all talk. (Two public radio stations, one music and one talk! How much better WDET would be if it could branch out like that!) 89.9 is the number one preset in my Jeep and it was in my Ford Freestyle before that and my Ford Explorer before that. I've never heard the Replacements song Left of the Dial on CBE but it definitely captures that spirit with the music they play. Every year I make a huge Spotify playlist featuring music I discovered that year and a hefty amount comes from stuff I hear on 89.9. I often find myself using the Google search a song feature in the ride as music plays that piques my curiosity. The DJs on here have started to feel like old friends and they all seem to have the coolest sounding names: Saroja Coelho, Julie Nesrallah, Odario Williams, Rich Terfry, Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe, Laila Biali, Errol Nazareth and George Stroumboulopoulus, to name a few. I had to look up those spellings, especially Strombo whose full name isn't often used for obvious reasons. The news guy who comes on briefly at the top of the hour has a totally normal sounding name though - Tom Harrington. I find that funny and fitting. Strombo's Sunday night show is great. Different genres, no algorithm though there's always an interview around 9:30, a track or two from Tom Waits at ten and the last hour from 11 on focuses on metal and punk. Laila Biali plays jazz, Errol Nazareth plays world music and Odario plays chill alternative - great nighttime music. I still miss Laurie Brown whose spot he took, a little, but I've grown to appreciate Odario more and more. And the wonderful Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe has replaced the retired Laurie Brown as my radio crush. I could listen to the smooth, honeyed tones of Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe's voice all night, even if the show she hosts, The Block, is only on for a couple of hours. She plays urban music from the 60s and even older to present day. I started following her on social media and she sometimes reposts my Instagram stories videos of me driving with The Block bumping. Be still my beating heart! And I never tire of saying that name - Ms. Angeline Tetteh-Wayoe! Friday nights CBC does an hour long deep dive into a classic album with stories about its creation interspersed between the songs. It's Rich Terfry who usually hosts that. Any day, any time I flip on 89.9 there's likely to be something good on and if there's not I got other presets and I can check back in a little bit. It's pretty much knocked WDET out of the box although I still listen to 101.9 some here and there.

Ann Arbor SPARK is an organization that helps local businesses and entrepreneurs. They also help…read moreconnect local job-seekers with companies that need talent. I'm a fan of what they do, and they were very helpful back when I was doing intensive job-hunting earlier this year. I ended up finding a job through other venues, but they helped me make a lot of connections and helped keep me from getting discouraged during that time. They do all sorts of workshops and lunches for start-up companies and people who want to go into business for themselves, as well as general regional economic education. The two things they do that I found extremely helpful as a local job seeker were putting out a couple of newsletters and hosting "Hot Shots" career gatherings. They have two newsletters with different focuses (Weekly Event Calendar and Talent Search). If you sign up for them, you'll get an email newsletter about 4-5 times a week. They contain information about recent job openings in the area, workshops sponsored by SPARK, and job fairs around the region sponsored by all kinds of organizations. They also contain just loads of miscellaneous information about things to do and see in and near Ann Arbor. I went to two different Hot Shots meet-ups, both held at Vinology in Ann Arbor. They do hold them at other locations sometimes- the next one is at Melange. Here, you can drop off a resume for the general job bank, and then you can network face-to-face with area organizations and companies that are looking for talent. I got to talk one-on-one with someone in recruiting for the University of Michigan (and got a first interview from this) and also someone with Borders, for instance. You have to pay for wine, but there are lots of free (and tasty) appetizers during these evening networking sessions.