Good News

Newly released police video show a daring dog rescue in Trenton after it fell through the ice and was trapped.

Santa Claus stopped at Children’s Hospital of Michigan's NICU to spend time with some of Michigan's most precious newborns.

Shortly after a story about a 94-year-old Detroit woman's crumbling roof aired earlier this week, offers of help poured in, and now, a new roof is currently being installed.

Tysia believes words of encouragement are priceless. She believes it so much she put it on a shoe - literally.

Living with disabilities themselves, Ian Flanagan and Jesse Lindlbauer created "Kevin Can" – a children’s book about a boy who uses a wheelchair and can do it all, just a little bit differently.

The jersey John Agnello wore to meet Amon-Ra St. Brown is the very one he just happened to be wearing when he saved an elderly woman from drowning in her vehicle in St. Clair Shores last month.

The Biden administration awarded the City of Detroit $20.7 million to help connect the Joe Louis Greenway to the Iron Belle Trail.

After years of living in foster care and being in-and-out of jail, Jamal Clemons finally has a place to call home – thanks to Goodwill of Greater Detroit’s Flip the Script program and Humble Design. Clemons has put in the work to ensure himself and his son a better future.

On his 58th birthday, Ken Miller of Ferndale was given the news that he would be undergoing the first-ever beating-heart transplant in Michigan.

Coach Ken Kaercher has dedicated more than two decades to wrestling, and the youths of Warren through various programs.

Earlier this month the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles celebrated 40 years of pop culture dominance, now Michigan’s own Michelle Ivey and Kevin Siembieda will be hosting a party at Westland’s Time Blaster Toys to celebrate the turtles.

Truly a team effort - first responders arrived at the scene and other officers already in the area shut down every single intersection from 15 Mile and Ryan all the way to Corewell Health hospital.

A letter that was supposed to end up at the top of the world, in Santa’s mailbox at the North Pole, ended up in Pontiac by mistake.

So, the one thing about working in TV is that you have no problem stepping out of your comfort zone. But stepping into a wrestling ring, is something that's next-level.

The program will last at least one year, with efforts to possibly make it permanent.

Sanchez started his first patrol shift Dec. 8.

The funding will come from the City’s insurance carrier, the Michigan Municipal Risk Management Authority.

More than 4,200 pairs will be distributed to students on December 5th by volunteers from local businesses who have come together for this initiative.