NFL, Lowe's help give back to veterans with Volunteers of America on eve of Detroit Draft
From gardening to new flag poles to washers and dryers - so many organizations are coming together to make life better for our veterans.
Video shows rescue of infant who stopped breathing by Sterling Heights first responders
"Doctors at Corewell Health informed us that the quick and heroic action of the first responders saved this child’s life," said the department in a release.
Mother's Gift of Life kidney donation helps save her son
The very person who birthed Micah into the world, gave him the Gift of Life.
Force Detroit community group credited for drop in crime in Cody Rouge neighborhood
"There’s nothing bigger than community to us. At Force Detroit we value community.”
U-M Police Department appoints 1st Black police chief in history
"The door is now open, I am the first. But I know it's not just about me," she said. "It is about the young women, the little girls, that are coming hopefully behind me."
Focus: HOPE job fairs help those who want to work find career paths
Focus: HOPE also helps prepare jobseekers ahead of these fairs. So if you are looking to tighten up your resume, for an interview or for career coaching, their programs can help with that, as well.
It's a boy! Fox 2 reporter Scott Wolchek welcomes his firstborn
We’re happy to report that mom (Ali), dad (Scott), baby (Rowan) and grandpappy Rob Wolchek are all doing well.
Utica High School's Natalie Garwood honored as student Journalist of the Year
Upon entering Utica High, Garwood quickly immersed herself in the school’s journalism program, serving as the Warrior yearbook and Arrow newspaper’s photography editor.
Crestwood student finalist for National Honor Society scholarship; chosen from more than 17,000 applicants
Maher Harp, from Crestwood High School in Dearborn Heights, has already secured one of 20 $5,625 scholarships, while still being in the running for the grand prize of $25,000, or one of four $10,625 prizes.
Michigan high schoolers tackle vaping through public service announcements
Data from Truth Initiative suggests that 82.9% of teens use e-cigarettes over other forms of tobacco and that those “vapes” have at least twice the nicotine as similar devices sold outside the United States.
Eastern Michigan University and Henry Ford College launch new program to provide guaranteed transfers
The program allows EMU to offer guaranteed admission to any HFC student with at least a 2.0 GPA, 60 credit hours, and an associate degree in arts, business, science, applied science, or general studies.
16th annual ‘Belle of the Ball’ prom dress giveaway scheduled
Volunteers and businesses have donated dresses and accessories.
Elderly Army vet and wife get new roof for free in Westland
"Myself, being a veteran, giving back to another veteran seems like it’s a perfect fit for us," said Greg Tittle, Tittle Brothers Construction.
United Community Family Services looking for gently used clothing for women in need
"We are asking the community to donate gently used women’s professional clothing," said Olmedo. "So when our clients go for a job interview that they feel confident and have a great outfit to wear."
U-M football great Braylon Edwards talks about saving elderly man's life in YMCA assault
“I didn't know he was, I thought the guy was 61, 62 (not 80 years old)," he said on the Ermanni and Edwards show on Woodward Sports Monday. “I knew it could have been a serious situation if I didn't step in."
New app 'Off-Season' by MSU students helps find pick-up basketball games near you
“On the map, you can see all the different pins on the map, and each pin will be an icon," Whitson said. "It’ll be a football, basketball, soccer ball, whatever game going on at that area."
Woman credits unconventional heart procedure for saving her life
"Never take no as an answer," she said. "There is always a second opinion, sometimes a second, third, and a fourth opinion. You have to keep going - don’t give up."
Troy native plays with Navy band
Alyssa Primeau, from Troy, performs for students as part of the United States Navy Band’s 2024 national tour.
Nonprofit Degree Forward helps people finish college degrees
“It was imperative for me to finish my degree for myself, to help me with my future career path," said Andrew Linton, Degree Forward participant.
Family of 5 that jumped from window to escape devastating house fire, gifted new home
For the next two years — Brandon, Sharon, and their children will stay at the furnished three-bedroom home and only have to pay utilities.