Ring a bell: Rosie the Riveters celebrated on Labor Day

"I'm not old, I've just been around for a long time," Belle quipped. "When they said men were going off to war and everything, and that they needed help. So I ran over and got the job and I put in to be a riveter."

Ecorse brothers rescue man from house fire

The Ecorse Deputy Fire Chief tells Fox 2 the man in the home was sleeping at the time of the fire, and got woken up by his dog - but was trapped after recent foot surgery made it hard for him to get out on his own.

Henry Ford Health internship for students of color introduces field of oncology

"The aim is to continue this program, definitely with Notre Dame, but we want to expand it to the high school students and possibly to some MSU med students in the future," she said.

Friends for Animals of Metro Detroit, Gateway Classic Cars team up at adoption event

"It's special because we want to get all these puppies and kittens adopted and it's special to my heart," said Linda Bastow of Gateway Classic Cars. "Also, to find a forever home for these cars too because they all need it. classics, muscle cars, whatever you want, we got."

'The right thing to do': Livonia teens who saved woman, son in house fire talk about rescue

The damage and the boarded windows only tell part of the story - incredible surveillance video shows a house on fire, and three high school students who jump into action after spotting it while driving by.

Teen phenom Anissa Lea will be youngest artist to be featured at Detroit Jazz Festival

Anissa Lea is in the studio rehearsing for a big show - the biggest yet for the 17-year-old. She will be performing at the iconic Detroit Jazz Festival - billed as the world’s largest free jazz festival, featuring world-class talent, for more than 40 years.

Digital Divas EMU program introduces aviation, STEM careers to young women

An Eastern Michigan University program called Digital Divas aims to boost the number of female pilots while introducing STEM and aviation to an underserved community.

Family's puppy taken by Amazon driver returned after 4 days

"I know how valuable these dogs are, I have seen multiple situations where they've turned up missing or people have taken them," he said. "I just didn't know it was at this high of a level. How people have taken them - but I didn't think it was at this level at all."

Detroit-born designer makes his mark in fashion industry

Quandell Wright says he started breaking the laws of fashion. Celebrities like Chris Brown started wearing his clothes, William Palmer started collaborating with brands like K-Swiss and his fashion-forward bags have been spotted in magazines.

Woodward Dream Cruise: Nonprofit helping people with disabilities enjoy rides in sports cars

During the Dreams Come True on Woodward this Dream Cruise weekend, people with disabilities will get the chance to ride shotgun in sports cars, thanks to Danny’s Miracle Angel Network Foundation and volunteers.

Navy vet gets new roof thanks to Habitat for Humanity program

Owens Corning provided the materials and Premier Roofing and Renovations provided the labor through their partnership with Habitat for Humanity – the Serving those that served: Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project.

Rochester 5-year-old's lemonade stand raises $400 for food pantry

She is helping her community by collecting donations for the Freedge. The Freedge is a community pantry and refrigerator tucked away outside the back of the Rochester Police Department.

Metro Detroit man scores big at Transplant Games

Transplant recipient David Galbenski scored big at the Donate Life Transplant Games.

New Era Detroit hits milestone with helping communities that need it most

“I like to explain it to people, kind of like a mobile block party, because we have a DJ that rides through the community with us,” he said. “We have food as we go along. We have all different types of resources and we do toys for kids all year long."

Detroit police, community come together for National Night Out

"The biggest purpose for National Night Out is the law-enforcement community and our community are citizens coming together," said Lt. Kimberly Gabriel, Detroit police. "To work on solutions, to develop relationships in order to make our community safer."

Special needs teen's free library grows into food pantry for community

Dylan, now 17 from Warren, was inspired by the street side free libraries-so he decided to make one. Which expanded into a pet food pantry, and a blessing box food pantry.

Henry Ford Health Gift of Life recipient to compete in Transplant games

"The real win is organ donation awareness," he said. "And that we can actually go out and enjoy each moment - that is the key. Because organ donation is really about getting a second chance at life."