Pat Sweeting
Since 1981, Pat Sweeting has been a valued employee of the nation’s oldest commercial radio station, where there’s always something to keep the adrenaline pumping in overdrive. Pat joined WWJ Newsradio 950 as a news anchor and reporter. Over the years, she has interviewed everyone from Presidents to Hollywood stars to a Grand Wizard of the Michigan Ku Klux Klan as he was pelted with vegetables by passing protestors. Pat has also been able to work on breaking news and award-winning stories.
For years you’ve also heard Sweeting bring you health and lifestyle news in a trio of feature reports: “60 Seconds on Health”, “Your Health” and “Prescription for Health.” She has now re-focused her efforts towards more general reporting, but continues to watch for interesting and exciting medical and lifestyle news from doctors, hospitals and universities at home and around the world.
Get Rid Of Your Household Hazardous Waste
Keeping both Macomb residents and the environment safe is the focus of National Public Health Week activities in Macomb County.
Major Project Planned For Novi Expo Center Site
A planned development in Novi could mean hundreds of new jobs.
Southwest Detroiters Demand Answers About Petroleum Waste
Demonstrators gathered in Detroit to protest the growing mounds of”pet coke” that now block the view to Windsor.
Health Officials: Infant Suffocation Deaths On The Rise
Officials say nine Detroit babies suffocated to death in just the past 12 days.
Potholes To Get Facelift During Summer Makeover
The Michigan Department of Transportation (M-DOT) says it will be making repairs on I-94, I-696, I-75 and Woodward Avenue this summer.
Henry Ford’s Nancy Schlichting Honored By Crain’s
Henry Ford Health System Chief Executive Officer Nancy Schlicting has been honored by Crain’s Detroit Business as Newsmaker of the Year.
Nonprofit Detroit Blight Authority To Clear Abandoned Properties
Along St. Aubin near Gratiot, there were numerous abandoned homes and opened basements. Now, this 10-block area is nearly completely vacant land
Greektown Casino Cuts Ribbon On Dining, Parking Upgrades
Whether you enjoy trying your luck at a slot machine or not — the folks at Greektown Casino are welcoming you to their new restaurant.
$12K Reward Offered For Tips In Sailor’s Murder
Terrence Hill, Jr., was gunned down in Detroit while home on leave in January.
Council Seeks Updates On Detroit Police Chief Situation
The Board of Police Commissioners selected firms to conduct a search for a new chief, but no money was immediately available in November from the city to move forward.
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- Car Chronicles Blog – Cars, Kids and Common Sense May 18, 2013
- The Reunion Project – Friday Fun (5/17) May 17, 2013
- Trey Burke Talks Fab Five, Detroit Pistons With Ryan Wooley May 13, 2013
- Leach’s Lists: Three Keys For The Red Wings To Win Game 7 May 11, 2013
