A longtime staple of Detroit’s news radio landscape passed away on Sunday.
WWJ Newsradio 950 reporter and anchor Mike Campbell died on Sunday, according to the station. He was 65.
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Campbell covered news in the Metro Detroit region for nearly three decades.
"Mike loved to talk about his family, and his passion for boating and spending time outside, traveling around the state. He had a special fondness for the Upper Peninsula and Marquette, where he attended college,“ the station said in an announcement posted to their website. ”Our thoughts and prayers are with Mike’s wife Terri, his children, his extended family and many friends.
We are saddened by the passing of a true professional and gentleman, @WWJ950 Mike Campbell. He has been incredibly gracious over the years. He will be missed by all who knew him personally and professionally. pic.twitter.com/8EwwDOrE8m
— Mark Hackel (@MarkHackel) June 9, 2025
Terribly sad news about @reportermikec passing. He was always kind to me, and helped as I moved from @Local4News to @WWJ950. Fair winds and following seas - rest in peace Mike. pic.twitter.com/kR857IcTgl
— @Tim_Pamplin (@nightcam) June 9, 2025
