Aviation STEM career day opens doors for students of color in Detroit

"African Americans are only 3 percent of the industry in military and commercial aviation," Vaught said. "That’s what I want these kids to understand. I want them to have that option."

MSU students invent athletic shoelaces that won't come untied

“Athletic shoelaces that never come untied - we make them for different sports with different benefits," he said.

Wayne County program for at-risk youth in Detroit is 'Moving Forward'

"This is a group of people that don’t judge. Like they understand what you’re going through and what you’ve been through," he said. "I feel like I can just be myself you know who I am."

Homeless Army veteran gets help from Woodhaven cafe owner, community

"He has been in the Army, he's worked for a trucking company, stuff like that," she said. "He likes dogs, he likes plants."

Dearborn school rallies around 13-year-old classmate fighting cancer

A group of Dearborn students are supporting their sick classmate battling cancer by raising money to support his recovery and also let him know they all care.

Detroit woman's healthcare training program reaches 1-year milestone

Anderson's brainchild is a boot camp for nursing assistants, offering training and getting them ready to enter the workforce.

Warren police officers help out single mother in need

To these officers it was obvious Lillian needed some help. That’s why they stepped up and started making calls to get her furniture, groceries and more.

Warren first responders hold Christmas parade for 7-year-old son of injured officer

Jack is the son of Warren Police Officer Nick Kott, who was hurt after falling out of a tree stand while hunting last month — losing all feeling below his neck.

Thanks to $100,000 in donations, the Howell Nature Center rehab clinic is reopening

After the Howell Nature Center fell on hard times and had to close its rehabilitation clinic, the community stepped up to help in a huge way. Now, the center's rehab clinic will reopen.

Detroit's Rides to Care program gives free medical trips for new or expectant mothers

"We know that for every 1,000 babies that are born in our city, 14 babies die before their first birthday," said Denis Fair Razo, Chief Public Health Officer.