A Washtenaw County jury has convicted a father of kidnapping and murdering his baby daughter in 1982. Olisa Williams was last seen alive that summer in Michigan. Her body was never found and she's presumed dead. WWJ's Ingrid Kelley has more (Photo: Olisa Williams, courtesy of Ann Arbor Police) 

A Washtenaw County jury has convicted a father of kidnapping and murdering his baby daughter in 1982. Olisa Williams was last seen alive that summer in Michigan. Her body was never found and she's presumed dead. WWJ's Ingrid Kelley has more (Photo: Olisa Williams, courtesy of Ann Arbor Police)

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Chicago man convicted of presumed 1982 murder of baby daughter

Honoring Detroit's female first responders.  The 11th annual Women in Blue celebration will be held Thursday morning.   WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with one of the women being recognized -- Cpl. Stacie Cybulski -- a 28 year veteran of the DPD.

Honoring Detroit's female first responders.  The 11th annual Women in Blue celebration will be held Thursday morning.   WWJ's Pat Vitale talked with one of the women being recognized -- Cpl. Stacie Cybulski -- a 28 year veteran of the DPD.

Detroit’s female first responders honored during Women in Blue event

The city of Detroit is working to spread the word about the importance about your mental health.  City Council President Pro Tem James Tate has launched a campaign called 'Protect Your Crown' -- highlighting the importance of maintaining overall mental health AND addressing concerns without shame or fear.  He talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (PHOTO: © Dana Afana / USA TODAY NETWORK)

The city of Detroit is working to spread the word about the importance about your mental health.  City Council President Pro Tem James Tate has launched a campaign called 'Protect Your Crown' -- highlighting the importance of maintaining overall mental health AND addressing concerns without shame or fear.  He talked with WWJ's Beth Fisher. (PHOTO: © Dana Afana / USA TODAY NETWORK)

'Protect Your Crown': Detroit City Councilman opens up on mental health as new campaign launches

WWJ's Tony Ortiz reports on a Detroit City Councilman's campaign focused on mental health. 

WWJ's Tony Ortiz reports on a Detroit City Councilman's campaign focused on mental health.

Chicago man convicted of presumed 1982 murder of baby daughter

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