Metro Detroit teen dancer accepted to The Juilliard School

But as he began to explore ballet he was diagnosed with scoliosis during Covid. The condition means that he has a sideways curvature of the spine that causes pain.

Gifted Troy 7-year-old passes test and joins Mensa International

"He’s just a typical 7-year-old who likes to play outside and get dirty," said Laura Kesner, his mom. "But he also has this brain that is insatiable."

Jessica's Splashpad dedicated in Novi, set to formally open May 25

Next week a new splash pad, designed and built in Jessica Starr's honor, will open in Novi. On May 18, the city held a dedication for the new facility, which was attended by family, friends, and dignitaries.

New project Merit Park to bring recreation, fitness center to Grand River in Detroit

“It's going to have a gymnasium that will be packed with amazing technology, an obstacle course, splash pad, miniature turf field, and active shipping containers," he said.

'We feel blessed': Elderly Air Force vet receives free new roof for home

Thanks to the Habitat for Humanity and Owens Corning Roof Deployment Project, veterans like Johnson don't have to worry about spending their fixed incomes to live comfortably.

Oak Park teacher thanks students who helped save him during cardiac arrest

"I just knew I had to do something," she said. "I began compressions around two and around two and a half rounds of compressions, the AED was brought and Correy placed the AED pads."

Black-led, community owned Detroit People's Food Co-op opens doors

They are working with four local farms and more than 70 local vendors delivering on a promise that’s exciting the 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.

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.