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The thousands of people who have recovered from COVID-19 may now have a tremendous lifesaving gift to give.

A brothers' business in southeast Michigan is treating the dry, overworked hands of hospital staff to their luxurious body butters.

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.

Laura Romito from High 5 Salts joins us on The Nine to show us how you can make your own flavored butter at home.

Coronavirus-related or not, emergency room doctors are urging anyone with serious symptoms to seek care immediately to avoid a more difficult, prolonged recovery, or worse, death.

An Oxford family is opening up their farm and will show off their pet goats at your next virtual hangout.

Schoolcraft College in southeast Michigan is graduating its largest class of nurses ever - 168 of them, graduating amid the global COVID-19 pandemic.

We talk with tech company Molekule about their special technology that not only filters air pollutants, but also destroys them.

Dr. Justin Skrzynski from Beaumont Health took 30 minutes from his day to answer some very important questions on Wednesday about COVID-19 and Coronavirus.

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. 

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.

The driver was on southbound I-75 near Sigler Road in Berlin Township at the time of the traffic stop.