1 day agoDetroit pizza delivery man helps feed workers on front lines of coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis
1 day agoBrag Book: Bruce Turner IIIHe's a scholar athlete at Novi High School who will play soccer at Howard University.
1 day agoBrag Book: Makayla GriffinMakayla is a senior at Bradford Academy in Southfield with a full ride to Michigan State University.
3 days agoPlymouth’s Memorial Day celebration goes mobile due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concernsThe normally packed Memorial Day celebration in Plymouth couldn’t go on as planned due to coronavirus (COVID-19) concerns, but instead of canceling, organizers decided to...
3 days ago‘Feels good to do our part’ -- Volunteers partner with Michigan restaurants to feed frontline workersFrom Detroit to Flint and everywhere in between, volunteers with Frontline Foods are working with local restaurants to give them business and feed hospital workers.
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Legendary Detroit boxer Thomas ‘The Hitman’ Hearns teams up to feed frontline workers, first responders
‘You are not alone’ -- Michigan teen collects handmade notes for COVID-19 patientsA local high school student is ensuring COVID-19 patients feel loved through art.
Farmington Hills food pantry helps feed community during coronavirus (COVID-19) crisisA food pantry in Farmington Hills is helping battle the coronavirus (COVID-19) by supporting residents who have been hit hard financially.
Macomb County couple spends lockdown making hand sanitizer for first respondersA Macomb County couple forced to stay at home because of the coronavirus (COVID-19) are spending their time making hand sanitizer for police officers and firefighters.
Detroit chefs feed people in shelters during coronavirus (COVID-19) crisisTheir restaurants might be closed, but several well-known Detroit chefs are coming together to make sure residents don’t go hungry during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisi...
'Drive-up concerts’: Lake Orion sisters keep music alive during coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemicThe Keynote Sisters, Phoebe and Jaclyn Holmes, from Lake Orion, are keeping music alive in their community by performing “drive-up concerts” during the coronavirus (COVID...
How one of Michigan’s largest nonprofits is continuing to serve amid coronavirus (COVID-19) crisisOne of the largest nonprofit organizations in Michigan is continuing to serve the homeless, foster children, seniors and families in need during the coronavirus (COVID-19...
Mother of child with special needs reaches out to help othersWe've seen many people around Metro Detroit step up to try to make a difference during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis. One of those people is a boy in Shelby Township.
Actress launches free virtual therapy for African-Americans affected by coronavirus (COVID-19)Actress Taraji Henson is launching a free virtual therapy campaign for African-Americans hit hard by the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
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Rhonda’s Brag Book: Makayla FranklinMakayla Franklin is a graduating senior from University High School Academy
Industry spotlight: Educational institutions hiring big in DetroitDetroit's education industry is experiencing strong job growth. Read on for the latest job market trends, including which companies are hiring and what they're looking fo...
Livonia company steps up to make disinfectant wipes during coronavirus (COVID-19) crisisA major industrial manufacturer in Livonia has retooled its plant to make disinfectant wipes during the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis.
Michigan 2020 Census launches ‘Seven Days of Action’ campaignThe Michigan 2020 Census announced Monday the “Seven Days of Action” campaign to help Michigan residents encourage their friends and family to fill out census forms.
Wyandotte trumpet player’s front porch concert raises hundreds for front line workersA young trumpet player in Wyandotte set up shop in his own driveway and played a concert that raised hundreds of dollars for a good cause.
Sterling Heights police, firefighters surprise woman on her 18th birthdaySterling Heights police officers and firefighters surprised a woman for her 18th birthday, and the moment was caught on camera.
