Detroit family reunited with lost Pomerian after 10 months
"The answers are out here," she said. "I guess you just have to keep looking."
Detroit police officers save runner who suffered cardiac arrest in Free Press marathon
A 26-year-old man was in cardiac arrest at Kirby and Cass. The officers immediately started running towards him and then began doing CPR.
Detroit celebrates 100th mural as part of City Walls Project
Since 2017 - The City Walls Project has invested more than half a million dollars in Detroit's art community. The program celebrated the 100th finished mural on Thursday, called "The Spirit" by artist Waleed Johnson.
Al Allen inducted into Mich. Journalism Hall of Fame
Legendary former FOX 2 reporter, Al Allen, was inducted into the 2021 Class of the Mich. Journalism Hall of Fame on Oct. 10. The ceremony was held at Michigan State University's Kellogg Conference Center on Oct. 10.
Beaumont Dr. Asha Shajahan wins Shining Light Award for service above and beyond
It's Dr. Asha Shajahan's patient care, compassion for our vulnerable populations, and tireless efforts to close healthcare gaps and educate those around her, that earned her the Eleanor Josaitis Unsung Hero Award.
"Everything's going wrong": Sterling Heights Police stop speeding man, hook up new TV
A 79-year-old Sterling Heights man was running all over town trying to find what he needed to hook up his new TV for his wife when he was stopped for speeding. But police didn't give him a ticket. Instead - they hooked up his TV for him.
Women's group surprise restaurant servers with large tips
A Metro Detroit Women’s Life group decided to surprise waitstaff across the Detroit area with tips far beyond the typical 15-percent gratuity.
Detroit Navy vet lost at sea in Pearl Harbor has remains ID'd with DNA, will be laid to rest
Irvin Franklin Rice was a 22-year-old sailor from Detroit - a Navy radioman Third Class aboard the U.S.S Oklahoma when the battleship was torpedoed and capsized on December 7th, 1941. Now his family is preparing for a proper burial - finally.
Arts and crafts store by Jardon's special needs students offers creativity, independence
"(By) design(ing) it as a general store, so we can really showcase their crafts and developing their independence and creativity," said Broadwell.
Royal Oak girl sells painted rocks to buy socks for homeless people
5-year-old Ida Morrow sold painted rocks and other handmade trinkets to raise money and buy socks for the homeless in Detroit.
Mystery 50-year-old postcards from around the world come in the mail to Royal Oak couple
Addressed to Chris and Frankie Plummer - from Ray and Wilma - the postcards are from Aruba, Bermuda, Finland and the Netherlands, detailing concerts and song festivals and appearances on the BBC.
Warren woman who lost leg and arm after being hit by car shares story of courageous recovery
Now, 15 years after the crash, Wills - a wife and a mother - is living a full life. "You can go through horrible things but that’s not who you are," she said. "If it’s part of your story but it’s not who you are."
Police rescue toddler with head trapped between steel railing
Officers in Boulder, Colo. helped a 3-year-old girl free her head from two steel bars.
Inspired by tragedy, 15-year-old graduates high school early
Her friend Dasia Dubord was killed in Detroit in February when someone fired shots into the car she was riding in.
D-MAN Foundation takes disabled children on helicopter miracle flights
"We try to make magical moments and some special experiences for those that we serve," said Ziad Kassab.
Macomb woman shares her story of beating brain cancer, support for Head for the Cure 5K
Back in 2010 the Macomb woman was diagnosed with brain cancer. The life expectancy with the disease is just one year. Janet Kanan gathered all her strength and blew the life expectancy away. More than 10 years later she is healthy and busy.
Boy battling serious illness gets wish as junior officer with Sterling Heights police
"Every time we go to a park and he sees (a police officer) he's like, I want to say hi and that's what we do," said his mom, Jaime Vanderhovel. "Rainbow Connection made this happen today and I'm just speechless."
Macomb Twp firefighter to walk to Grand Rapids raising money for fellow first responders battling cancer
Joe Warne and an unknown number of walkers will start Thursday morning just after 8 a.m. and head west, hitting the 9/11 Memorial Saturday in Lansing, ushered in by the fire department there. Symbolic and fitting for his overall mission.
Father and son sworn to protect and serve in the Michigan State Police
Lynn Sanders retired as a detective sergeant from the Michigan State Police, his son Londale is just getting started.
Original 'Blue's Clues' host Steve says he never forgot about the fans in emotional anniversary video
To celebrate "Blue's Clues" 25th anniversary, original host Steve Burns donned his iconic striped-green shirt once again to tell all the fans he never forgot about them.