“The Reunion” special brought together the most legendary WDIV broadcast team of them all.

When the moon is full and high in the sky, can you hear echoes of howling in the night? If you do, it might not be the neighbor's dog - it could be the werewolf of Grosse Pointe.

The 21-minute special is filled with stories of the paranormal in our area, from Henry Ford, to the Botsford Inn, to the Werewolf of Grosse Pointe.

Ten years ago today (March 15), one of our area’s most notorious tornadoes touched down.

Local 4′s chief meteorologist Ben Bailey is leaving the station after seven years.

Saturday, May 15, 2021 weather forecast.

Man oh man, woman oh woman (as Chuck Gaidica used to say), those past two days were spectacular, eh? But now it’s prime time…the weekend…and I think we’ll do okay today.

Note: The Halloween special Haunted Legends of Old Detroit, hosted by Chuck Gaidica, originally aired in 1996. If you do, it might not be the neighbor's dog - it could be the werewolf of Grosse Pointe. There's a fascinating tale of a young woman named Genevieve, who lived there with her father. The pact was that he could be turned into a werewolf - and he could pursue her and keep her. One night, the werewolf tracked Genevieve - she fought him off, and turned him into stone.

Known to many as the "Lottery Lady" Aggie Usedly spent more than three decades as a host for the Michigan Lottery. She wasn't a movie or TV star and wasn't on the news, but everybody knew the "Lottery Lady." Former longtime WDIV-TV meteorologist Chuck Gaidica worked with Usedly for a number of years and shared some fond memories of her. The "Megabucks Giveaway" show featuring Usedly and Gaidica was on for five years but, for 35 years, Usedly was the Michigan Lottery Lady. Usedly was forced into retirement when the lottery went robotic in 2012.

DETROIT - Former Local 4 meteorologist Chuck Gaidica spoke to Devin Scillian and opened up about his mother's long battle with Alzheimer's disease. He lost both of his parents this year, including his mother after a long journey through the jungle of Alzheimer's disease. Many families know the story, from noticing signs to being told what nobody wants to hear: "Your loved one has Alzheimer's." "It's an interesting disease," Chuck said. The disease is largely undefeated, which is why Chuck will be at the Detroit Zoo for the Walk to End Alzheimer's.

Former Local 4 meteorologist Chuck Gaidica opened up about his mother's long battle with Alzheimer's disease. Copyright 2019 by WDIV ClickOnDetroit - All rights reserved.

DETROIT – The Watch Local 4's coverage of the Ford Fireworks presented by target beginning at 8 p.m.Local 4's own Carmen Harlan, Devin Scillian and Chuck Gaidica will be live from a rooftop venue, overlooking the Detroit River to cover all the explosive action of the big night. To watch the livestream on your mobile device, TAP HERE. To see the live video on your phone, you'll need to download our all new free mobile app! iPhone and iPad - download here: bit.ly/wdiv-appAndroid devices - download here: bit.y/wdiv-and