We're talking about random acts of kindness, and if you've ever taken a kind act the wrong way today on What's the Buzz.

She is a soul singer with rich church roots who shares her love of music with the world by providing a genuine message.

On Giving Tuesday, there are an endless number of ideas out there on how to give, but quite possibly one of the simplest and most meaningful ways is by spreading kindness.

Darian Locklear will be remembered as many things: bright, warm, kind, athletic and beautiful. But she was shy, too. Or as her mother phrased it with a laugh, “just a little socially awkward.” Even as a teenager, Darian was uncomfortable doing things like ordering at a restaurant.

Police in Sterling Heights let a 7-year-old boy experience his dream when they swore him in as an officer on Thursday (Sept. 9).

Lisa McDonald hasn't missed a week of food deliveries to marginalized community members since March 2020.

Roseville police received a call last night of reports that a homeless man was walking around a Meijer parking lot.

NOVI, Mich. – One of the things becoming a holiday tradition is police departments finding ways to give back during the holiday season. One example, is officers looking the other way for minor infractions and handing out gift cards instead of tickets. Novi police officers Adam McGee, Samantha Grockau, and John Corder have been doing things a little different lately. As long as the infraction is minor, when they pull people over, instead of a ticket they get a $30 gift card. READ: More community coverageThe officers said that most people get nervous and when they find out they’re getting a gift card, they smile.

This year, after taking over the duties of feeding the community on Detroit’s East side when a nearby food bank shut down, the Sisters went into high gear -- bread, cereal, non-perishables, but fell short on produce.

Local 4 brought you another Spirit of Detroit" special on Wednesday night, highlighting the positive stories happening in our community during the virus pandemic. Devin Scillian and Kimberly Gill host the special, Wednesday at 8 p.m., on Local 4 and ClickOnDetroit. See how your neighbors are showing up for each other with acts of kindness, generosity and bravery. Well also have a special tribute to the Class of 2020. Watch the special above.

Fiat Chrysler employee gives food to 700 familes in needPublished: May 9, 2020, 6:20 pmAfter nearly losing his life to a heart condition, Marvin Skipper dedicated his life to helping his community.