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For the first time in the 88-year history of the United Auto Workers, the union is striking against the Detroit 3 -- Ford, General Motors and Stellantis -- simultaneously. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark digs down to the root of the strike and what it will take to end it.  (PHOTO: Kirthmon Dozier/USA Today)

For the first time in the 88-year history of the United Auto Workers, the union is striking against the Detroit 3 -- Ford, General Motors and Stellantis -- simultaneously. On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark digs down to the root of the strike and what it will take to end it.  (PHOTO: Kirthmon Dozier/USA Today)

A daily dive into the top story across metro Detroit. The podcast will feature WWJ reporters, newsmakers and experts to quickly, thoroughly and entertainingly take us through the story.

A daily dive into the top story across metro Detroit. The podcast will feature WWJ reporters, newsmakers and experts to quickly, thoroughly and entertainingly take us through the story.

The Daily J

For the first time in UAW history, the union has begun a strike against all of the Detroit Three automakers at the same time.

Rolling out a new “Stand Up Strike” tactic, President Shawn Fain called on members at three plants – including Ford Michigan Assembly in Wayne – to walk off the job as the union could not reach new contracts

For the first time in UAW history, the union has begun a strike against all of the Detroit Three automakers at the same time.
Rolling out a new “Stand Up Strike” tactic, President Shawn Fain called on members at three plants – including Ford Michigan Assembly in Wayne – to walk off the job as the union could not reach new contracts

Breaking Updates: Historic UAW Strike

A daily dive into the top story across Metro Detroit. The podcast will feature WWJ reporters, newsmakers and experts to quickly, thoroughly and entertainingly take us through the story.

A daily dive into the top story across Metro Detroit. The podcast will feature WWJ reporters, newsmakers and experts to quickly, thoroughly and entertainingly take us through the story.

The UAW has gone on strike before — but this time it's different. In the end, who will give in?

Those in Metro Detroit are under more and more surveillance — from listening devices to video cameras mounted on businesses. But on a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark learns that while residents want safety, they also want their privacy protected. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

Those in Metro Detroit are under more and more surveillance — from listening devices to video cameras mounted on businesses. But on a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark learns that while residents want safety, they also want their privacy protected. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

License plate readers are popping up across Metro Detroit — Police say it'll reduce crime, but drivers are worried about privacy

Downtown Detroit was built on office space. And these days, with more people working from home, that's a challenge. With so many empty office buildings, what's the answer? On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark learns about how downtown office space is being flipped for residential use. (PHOTO: Eric Seals/USA Today)

Downtown Detroit was built on office space. And these days, with more people working from home, that's a challenge. With so many empty office buildings, what's the answer? On a new Daily J, WWJ's Zach Clark learns about how downtown office space is being flipped for residential use. (PHOTO: Eric Seals/USA Today)

Detroit has too many empty office buildings, hurting the downtown economy. Could the solution help bring down housing costs?

Last Saturday, the nearly 130-year-old Del Bene building in Eastern Market suffered a partial collapse, injuring one. In response, the city quickly decided to demolish the building. On this Daily J, WWJ's Brian Fisher explores whether or not the commercial building is worth preserving, and why these historic structures mean so much to Detroit. (Credit: David Rodriguez Muno/USA Today)

Last Saturday, the nearly 130-year-old Del Bene building in Eastern Market suffered a partial collapse, injuring one. In response, the city quickly decided to demolish the building. On this Daily J, WWJ's Brian Fisher explores whether or not the commercial building is worth preserving, and why these historic structures mean so much to Detroit. (Credit: David Rodriguez Muno/USA Today)

The UAW has gone on strike before — but this time it's different. In the end, who will give in?

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