Sweet ending to tough road for Detroit family gifted a home
A heartwarming story out of Detroit unfolded on Thursday when a family living in a homeless shelter was gifted a home from the city. LaTaeya Crowder, 14, told her story on FOX 2 in recent weeks, which included overcoming the struggle of living without a home while excelling in school. City officials saw the segment and made moves to get her and her family into a house of their own. The surprise was revealed on McKinstry Street Thursday afternoon.
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