Flat Rock K9 officer helps rescue 95-year-old man who fell in woods

"He started doing his thing," said Sgt. Tetreau. "We started tracking. His nose is a lot better than mine. We went a couple hundred yards out, all of a sudden he came right up to him and started sniffing his feet."

Homegrown Naval pilot flies over alma mater Grosse Pointe South

Chelsea piloted the E-2 Hawkeye - a Naval tactical tool - used in combat as early warning detection and threat analysis. MacGriff, who earned a position few women have, was able to skillfully fly over her proud alma mater - Grosse Pointe South High School.

Students raise almost $80k during Charity Week at Rochester Community Schools

Students from Adams, Stoney Creek and Rochester High Schools fundraised for Yellow Ribbon Fund; an organization providing support for wounded service members and their families.

Serenity garden and courtyard by doctor honoring late wife, provides comfort at Beaumont Dearborn

"Dearborn didn’t quite have that location that I was looking for, so it’s kind of an inspiration for me to create that space for patients, for patients’ families, and for employees," he said.

Kittens found living in woman's car engine compartment recovered safe

"From underneath the car, it started meowing - since cars don’t usually do that, we decided to check it out," said Zac Shaw at Ziebart.

Community rallies for beloved father of 5 battling heart disease

At just 48, David is in heart failure - and doctors say it's likely because a virus was attacking his heart, a result of what seemed like a mild case of Covid over the winter.

Detroit Children's Center offers support for foster children and parents

Serving nearly 7,500 children each year – the Children’s Center has licensed psychiatrists, psychologists, and therapists to work with children who struggle with behavioral, emotional, educational, and physical challenges and may have experienced trauma.

After 14 months overseas, US Army specialist surprises her 8 siblings in Sterling Heights

First she surprised her Henry Ford high school brother and sister in Sterling Heights. But that wasn't all - Trinity was on a mission to surprise her other six siblings.

Good news: Positive stories for your weekend

Take a break from the bad news to read some positive stories as you enjoy this beautiful Michigan weekend.