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.
Lasting legacy of late 2-time Gift of Life Michigan recipient is to inspire others to give
Kyle Bailey was a true ambassador for the Gift of Life.
Detroit police 5th Precinct officers help save unresponsive 1-year-old's life
Detroit Police Department Patrol Sgt. Kevin Treasvant was the first to help, checking for signs of life on the toddler then immediately administering chest compressions helping the girl regain consciousness.
Candice Day: The story of a family reunited through a DNA test
Leah Cartwright was adopted at birth and raised as an only child. After taking a DNA test, she reconnected with the family she never knew she had.
Victory parade held for Taylor North Little League World Series champs
The victory parade route may have ended at Heritage Park for the Taylor North baseball team, but the city-wide celebration won't stop anytime soon for the 2021 Little League World Series champions.
Developmentally disabled adults build skills with community garden by Jewish Community Services
"The garden is a great place for them to find vocational skills," said Pulford. "Once they are ready, and they build up some of those vocational skills, then a lot of times they move into our supportive services program where JVS finds them employment."
Berkley 18-year-old becomes a supermodel after getting discovered on TikTok
He went from playing video games for money, working at a shoe store and delivering for DoorDash to modeling Yve Saint Laurent's spring-summer collection and walking the runway in Venice, Italy.
Eagle Scout raises money to help babies at St. John NICU
A 13-year-old who once spent 77 days in the NICU uses his Eagle Scout project as a fundraiser to bring joy to the nursing staff at St. John hospital.
16-year-old Ypsilanti student raises $15K to help other battling medical debt
"I came across an article of a woman detailing her experience with medical debt," Harshini said. "One thing that stood out to me was that she wished she had never made it out of the hospital, if she knew she’d be paying off debt the rest of her life."
Support rallies around Clarkston single mom who lost home from lightning strike
A lightning strike overnight sets a single mom's home ablaze and she lost everything - after moving in less than two weeks ago. But now, a heartwarming update.
12-year-old celebrates beating bone cancer with ringing of the bell
It's the sound the Payton Hope Shock and her family have been waiting and hoping to hear - ringing the bell signifying the 12-year-old has been cancer-free for one year.
Detroit woman's 'Sharpest Eatery' takeout food kitchen is in her front yard
Sharpest Eatery - "The home of the $5-dollar meal" is right in Miss Doris' front yard on Steel Street.
Detroit 9-year-old wins White House art contest
"The Black hands holding The White House, that means the enslaved Africans built the White House," said Gabrielle Faisal."The white stripes represent the purity of the struggle, the blue means justice, and the white stars represent unity for all people."