Gov. Gretchen Whitmer orders indoor bar service closed throughout lower Michigan
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has ordered all bars to close indoor service throughout most of lower Michigan to protect against the spread of COVID-19 to the Upper Peninsula and Traverse City regions.
‘He truly, truly saved his life’: Family searching for Good Samaritan who saved man after near-death crash
A family is searching for the man who stepped up and took Kyle Hoffman to the hospital after a horrible crash.
Detroit father of 5 who lost home in fire gets $400K in donations within a day
Reynolds, a 32-year-old father of five from Detroit, can't believe how defeated he felt just 24 hours ago. He had gotten a call early Thursday morning that the home he had been working to fix up - day and night - for the last several months, had burned.
Interactive Zoom sessions a ‘lifesaver’ for patients living with dementia during COVID-19
An adult program for people with dementia forced to close their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic turns to Zoom sessions to keep their participants engaged and connect them with their friends during this tough time.
Suspects arrested for murder of Michigan security guard after asking shopper to wear a mask
Police have arrested the father and son who were wanted for the murder of a Flint Family Dollar security guard who was killed last Friday following a dispute with a customer who would not put on a mask in the store.
Ecorse married couple celebrate 65th anniversary after both surviving COVID-19
There's something about giving people their flowers while they're still here to smell them - and for Nathaniel and Carolyn Elem's family, they are simply grateful to for the opportunity.
Oxford family offering their farm goats to crash your next Zoom meeting
An Oxford family is opening up their farm and will show off their pet goats at your next virtual hangout.
Largest nursing class ever graduating this weekend from Schoolcraft, ready for frontlines
Schoolcraft College in southeast Michigan is graduating its largest class of nurses ever - 168 of them, graduating amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.
Kindergarten students send notes of thanks to Henry Ford Hospital workers
Trying to find a creative way to thank our frontline heroes, Kinney, a third grade teacher at Michigan Virtual Charter Academy in Grand Rapids, had an idea.
Henry Ford doctor beats COVID-19 after getting plasma from recovered patient
Doctors treated Kaatz at Henry Ford tried every treatment at their disposal - including hydroxychloroquin, remdesivir, and finally the plasma from a person who recovered from COVID-19 and had antibodies.
Michigan State Police catch speeder going 180 on I-75
The driver was on southbound I-75 near Sigler Road in Berlin Township at the time of the traffic stop.
Refusing to let COVID-19 win, couple holds emotional wedding at home with family and friends on Zoom
Refusing to let COVID-19 win, a couple kept their April 11 wedding date by holding a virtual wedding with family and friends that felt as loving and happy as an in-person wedding.
Medical students offering essential workers help with anything from childcare to dog walking
Nearly 40 MI COVIDsittters are on standby ready to help essential workers with things like pet sitting, childcare, household errands, and more.
First responders line Outer Drive to honor family of 5-year-old COVID-19 victim Skylar Herbert
"She was a beautiful kid," said Lavondria Herbert. "She always hugged you and said I love you, so many times a day out of the blue. And it was just wonderful having her the time that I did."
Oak Park woman starts community food table during pandemic
But then the oddest thing happened. Generous neighbors added all kinds of food, and even self-care products like shampoo.
Nurses at Henry Ford wear superhero outfits while fighting COVID-19
A group of nurses at Henry Ford Hospital have rallied together to wear superhero shirts while fighting COVID-19.
Windsor nurse won't let COVID-19 stop him from battling on front line at Beaumont Royal Oak
The border can be a dividing line. Here we see healthcare workers as heroes, but back at home they can face scrutiny. Some think healthcare workers are bringing the virus to Windsor where it is not as widespread.
Above and beyond teacher keeps choir students encouraged with musical messages of love amid pandemic
One Michigan teacher is taking the extra step to keep her students feeling encouraged amid the uncertainty.
Woodhaven artist brightens up neighborhood with stunning chalk drawings
Artist Rebecca Lowe is brightening up her Woodhaven community with amazing chalk drawings with inspiring messages.