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Karma can be a beautiful thing.

"I'm a born again Christian, and what would Jesus do? Jesus would give it back to the rightful owner."

Seconds count, and Mr. Barter and Mrs. Venne's quick thinking and actions saved this young man's life.

The owner of the restaurant is hoping that somebody will come forward and take responsibility.

That's an interesting weapon of choice.

His stepmother says that they want to "flood" his hospital room at Hurley Medical Center with words of encouragement.

Chalking tires has been deemed "unconstitutional" by a federal court, and it all started here in Michigan.

It probably won't surprise you that the O-Town Cafe has been in our Good News before.

It's all possible because of a grant from the Department of Agriculture.

The fake cash that was seized over the weekend includes $20 and $100 bills.

It's called the "suspended meal" program, and it's fantastic.

An update to a Good News story we brought to you a little over a month ago.