Korean War veteran who dropped out for the Army receives his diploma

Avery Hall left Wayne Memorial High School during his junior year, in 1953, to join the Army and serve in the Korean War. Years later, he got married and then served in Vietnam.

Meet the 12-year-old with dreams of opening a medical practice that caters to deaf patients

Savannah Lewis is already well on her way to a life of success, and not even a teen. Young as she may be, she's already got career aspirations of becoming a doctor who specializes in working with the deaf community.

Bullying is an epidemic. Meet the teens and pre-teens singing to end it

TL Girlz, a music group made up of fifth, sixth, and seventh graders are raising awareness of suicide and uplifting others who feel when they're bullied at school and elsewhere.

Pair of Ironman athletes from Shelby Township take on a new challenge: kidney donation

After twenty years of pushing each other to be the best they can be, Brian and Kristine Frost took on one more challenge two years ago. Donating their kidneys to those in need.

Macomb wife to donate kidney to husband but family of 5 needs help

Their surgeries are scheduled for June and in the weeks and months ahead, Philip and Dusty are doing what they can to make sure their family is taken care of, while they recover.

Leader Dogs for the Blind looking for volunteers to raise puppies

"Leader dogs for the blind" in Rochester Hills is in need of families to help raise puppies. They are placed with "puppy raisers" from about eight weeks old - to when they turn about 1-year-old.

Introducing Izzy, the Macomb County therapy dog helping kids in court

Rescued from a hoarding situation in Shelby Township, a Goldendoodle has now been tasked with helping kids in court who might be struggling with issues.

UAW Ford give coats and sleeping bags to homeless on MLK day

UAW Ford honored Martin Luther King Jr.at the St. John Community Center, donating sleeping bags and coats Monday morning.

Remains of Korean War soldier found, returned to Flat Rock family after 69 years

His family hoped and prayed he was somewhere still alive, but Bonnie who was one of 14 children, is the only one who lived long enough to learn the truth.

Deported father returns home to Lincoln Park in Christmas Day surprise

A Michigan man who was deported two years ago after living in the United States for 30 years has been approved for a green card and is able to return home.