WWJ's Vickie Thomas tells us about the owner of All Things Business Center who  started a new business and lined up her first client the day she was fired from her job. 

WWJ's Vickie Thomas tells us about the owner of All Things Business Center who&nbsp; started a new business and lined up her first client the day she was fired from her job.&nbsp;

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MSU researchers are promoting a child maltreatment prevention policy tool. WWJ's Ingrid Kelley has the story. (PHOTO: © LSJ file photo/Derrick L. Turner, Lansing State Journal via Imagn Content Services, LLC)

MSU researchers are promoting a child maltreatment prevention policy tool. WWJ's Ingrid Kelley has the story. (PHOTO: © LSJ file photo/Derrick L. Turner, Lansing State Journal via Imagn Content Services, LLC)

MSU researchers find state-paid family leave may help prevent child abuse

It’s been nearly a decade since Michigan’s film incentives went away. But a new package of bills took a step forward this week in hopes of bringing the film industry back to the state. WWJ's Taylor Dietz spoke with Rep. Jason Hoskins, a co-sponsor of the Michigan Multimedia Jobs Act. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

It’s been nearly a decade since Michigan’s film incentives went away. But a new package of bills took a step forward this week in hopes of bringing the film industry back to the state. WWJ's Taylor Dietz spoke with Rep. Jason Hoskins, a co-sponsor of the Michigan Multimedia Jobs Act. (PHOTO: Getty Images)

What to know about the legislation that could bring film incentives back to Michigan

An 8-year-old boy who shot himself in the face after getting ahold of an unsecured gun inside his family’s Warren apartment remains in “extremely critical condition.” WWJ's Tony Ortiz has the latest developments in the case. (PHOTO: Macomb County Prosecutor's Office)

An 8-year-old boy who shot himself in the face after getting ahold of an unsecured gun inside his family’s Warren apartment remains in “extremely critical condition.” WWJ's Tony Ortiz has the latest developments in the case. (PHOTO: Macomb County Prosecutor's Office)

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