Beaumont's Moonbeams tradition goes viral as pandemic drags on

Beaumont Royal Oak is taking Moonbeams for Sweet Dreams virtual in 2020. Instead of gathering outside the hospital, people are encouraged to record a video of themselves and send it in.

Doctors concerned about possible holiday COVID-19 spike

Doctors are concerned about COVID-19 numbers increasing during the holiday season. "I've been telling everyone to stay away from their families," one doctor said.

State Rep. from Southfield tests positive for COVID-19, diagnosis announced on Facebook

State Rep. Kyra Harris Bolden (D) has confirmed that she tested positive for COVID-19 earlier this month. The announcement was made on her Facebook page Tuesday afternoon. 

Two PlayStation 5s stolen during Facebook Marketplace scams in Troy

Two parties met, one with a PlayStation 5, and the "buyer" was supposed to have the money in the parking lot of the Troy police station, no less.

Recovering drug addict, cancer survivor shares his story of redemption in new book

"I was so broken," he said. “I got to a place and I did not want to - not only not want to live anymore, but I just couldn’t breathe anymore. I was so disgusted with myself.” 

Suspects wanted in arson of Oakland County weight loss center

Authorities in Oakland County said two people pried open a backdoor and tried to burn down a weightloss facility.

Barry King, father of Oakland County child murder victim and relentless justice advocate, dies at 89

Barry King’s 11-year-old son Tim was one of four Oakland County children abducted and murdered over a 13-month period in 1976 and 77. The Oakland County child killings remain unsolved to this day.

Blind lost dog gets found by puppy in West Bloomfield

"She's 16 1/2, she's had nine lives and she doesn't have much more left but the idea that she was going to freeze outside ..." said Paula. And she might have - had it not been for another dog - at a nearby home.

Water assistance program expands to help more people impacted financially by pandemic

The program is funded by the Great Lakes Water Authority and the changes they’ve just approved, could impact thousands of people - struggling even more than before the pandemic hit.

How2Help - We visit 2 dining gems in Waterford that need support during pandemic pause

Wednesday is the start of yet another big challenge for restaurant owners as Michigan is ordering indoor dining to shut down for at least three weeks. But you can still help keep those businesses afloat.