Angie Hendershot

Father Daniel Christe walked away from the Catholic church as a young adult, but God drew him back into the priesthood to serve congregations in Mount Pleasant years later.

Grand Blanc Township and the Grand Blanc Township Police Department established a donation fund to benefit people affected by the shooting at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Kaden, the young boy who lost his legs to the flu, is the subject of a new comic book depicting a superhero who beats the flu.

Kaden, who lost his legs to a serious infection at age 7, is inspiring others with his push to master wheelchair sports.

The special Flint City Council meeting called to pass a budget Monday evening ended with an altercation between police and protesters in the audience.

Students at Oaktree Elementary School in Goodrich finished second in the 2025 Dimes for Diapers program.

ABC12 says farewell to Matt Franklin after 20 years of telling Mid-Michigan's stories as a reporter and anchor.

This valentine's day, Angie Hendershot brings us the latest chapter in a story that has captured our community's heart.The latest on the incredible journey of a little boy who lost

The Detroit Pistons owner and his wife made sure Christmas is special for 140 children who have survived terrible experiences.

Det. Amanda Eads of the Burton Police Department received honors for her work protecting and representing the most vulnerable crime victims.

David, a double amputee from Flint Township, is getting a much-needed wheelchair ramp at his house.

Myers Elementary in Grand Blanc Township got third place in this year’s Dimes for Diapers.

New Standard Academy in Flint broke the Dimes for Diapers record by raising more than $12,000.

Torrey Hill Intermediate School in Fenton is celebrating getting second place in this year’s Diaper Drive to support the Flint Diaper Bank.

Kindergarteners at Rankin Elementary School in Mundy Township led the school to sixth place in the Dimes for Diapers campaign.

Gates Elementary School in Davison finished fifth in the annual Dimes for Diapers campaign to benefit the Flint Diaper Bank.

The student council at Central Elementary School in Linden helped organize their Dimes for Diapers campaign, which finished in seventh place.

A mother from Flint, explains how receiving diapers for her newborn relieved so much financial stress in her family.

Myers Elementary School in Grand Blanc Township organized a teacher dunk tank at their family game night and donated the proceeds to the Dimes for Diapers campaign.

A kindergartener and first-grader raised the most for the Dimes for Diapers fundraiser at Tomek Elementary School in Fenton.