CPR

A group of police officers and firefighters are now being called heroes for saving the life of a three-year-old girl who nearly drowned in a friend’s pool. This week those nine first responders were awarded during a township board meeting.

MILFORD, MI -- A 10-year-old boy has died after he fell from a play structure that was in the water at Camp Dearborn. Michigan State Police were called to the camp around 6 p.m. Wednesday for reports of an unresponsive male who not breathing. Witnesses told police the boy was playing on the equipment located in the camp’s main lake when he fell. Members of the Milford Fire Department transported the boy to a nearby hospital after finding a carotid pulse. READ MORE:Michigan man, 82, crashes into, kills wife during church food driveDNR cites fight, unruly crowd for closing Lake Michigan beach on Fourth of JulyDetroit officer dies in shooting, armed suspect killed as police return fire

Bystanders tried CPR, but the swimmer could not be revived.

Officials say a 6-year-girl drowned Monday (May 30) at Kensington Metro Park in Milford Township.

One onlooker shares details of the search for a high school boy who drowned in the Huron River on Wednesday.

Ann Arbor officials are cautioning community members after a teenager was left in critical condition after drowning on Wednesday.

Black people are less likely than white people to receive CPR from a bystander after going into cardiac arrest at home or in a public […]

ANN ARBOR, MI - A 72-year-old Ann Arbor man is dead after a scuba diving incident in the Florida Keys, according to local police. Jeffrey Archer was diving in 95 feet of water in an area known as “the drop” off Islamorada on Wednesday, April 6, officials with the Monroe County, Fla. Sheriff’s Office said. He lost consciousness after surfacing and returning to a commercial dive boat, police said in a news release. An autopsy is still pending, with an exam scheduled for Monday, according to Tiffany Fridley, Director of Operations with the Monroe County Medical Examiner’s Office. More from The Ann Arbor News:Free tampon program expanding to all University of Michigan public restrooms$4M Saline courthouse expansion delayed as talk turns to fate of Chelsea courtAnn Arbor official who got $245K in federal aid for business faces criticismEastern Michigan frat mired in sexual assault allegations faces 10-year alcohol ban

Kellye Canty and her nine-month-old baby Kanaan had just dropped her mother off for a doctor’s appointment at Harper Hospital. Canty and her baby remained in the car in the parking garage with the car running.

Festivalgoers caught up in the crush at Astroworld, which left eight people dead, recall their fear.

A McHenry County judge denied a woman’s request to have her case thrown out under the statute.

Dramatic body camera footage captured Clawson police officers responding to a call and acting quickly to save a life.

Police said the gun had been kept loaded in a children's backpack on the floor of the couple's room.

Fellow surfers, bystanders and paramedics gave the man CPR but he had a critical arm injury and could not be revived, officials said.

SAGINAW COUNTY, MI - A 2-year-old girl drowned in Saginaw County’s Fremont Township Saturday afternoon, according to a news release from the Richland Township Fire Department. The department, which has a coverage area that includes parts of Fremont Township, responded to a medical call for a child found on the water on South Brennan Road near Swan Creek Road. CPR was being performed on the child when they arrived, but all efforts to resuscitate her were unsuccessful, according to the release. “The Department and on-scene responders send their deepest condolences to the family and those affected by this tragedy,” the release reads. Saginaw County Undersheriff Mike Gomez said the sheriff’s office does not plan to release any further information at this time out of respect for the family and to allow them to grieve.

It’s the second hiker fatality at the Grand Canyon in the past week.

It’s the second hiker fatality at the Grand Canyon in the past week.

It’s the second hiker fatality at the Grand Canyon in the past week.

During the free, four-week Foundations of Caring Bootcamp program, attendees will gain basic job skills, spend 40 hours in virtual classes, have job interviews and receive paid on-the-job training.

Thirty-four athletic trainers, social workers and team physicians from the University of Michigan athletic department navigated four scenario-based simulations at CUAA.

Thirty-four athletic trainers, social workers and team physicians from the University of Michigan athletic department navigated four scenario-based simulations at CUAA.

When a worker at Country Smoke House in Almont collapsed and stopped breathing the co-owner of the business and others stepped in to help save their life.

Here’s what’s coming up on Local 4 News at 4:Sheriff’s deputies rush baby to hospital while firefighters perform CPROakland County Sheriff’s deputies rushed a choking 10-month-old child to a hospital while firefighters from the Waterford Regional Fire Department performed CPR on the child. Deputies were dispatched to the 100 block of Parkdale Avenue in Pontiac on Sept. 28 on the report of a 10-month-old child who was conscious and not breathing. Deputies arrived and so did crews from the Waterford Regional Fire Department and CPR was started on the child.

PONTIAC, Mich. – Oakland County Sheriff’s deputies rushed a choking 10-month-old child to a hospital while firefighters from the Waterford Regional Fire Department performed CPR on the child. Deputies were dispatched to the 100 block of Parkdale Avenue in Pontiac on Sept. 28 on the report of a 10-month-old child who was conscious and not breathing. Deputies arrived and so did crews from the Waterford Regional Fire Department and CPR was started on the child. Two firefighters put the child in the back seat of a patrol car and continued to perform CPR while a deputy drove them to the hospital. Other deputies worked to clear a path for the patrol car to get to the hospital as safely and as quick as possible.

PONTIAC, Mich. A family member helped save a young boy from drowning while at a hotel in Pontiac on Friday night. Police say the 5-year-old boy from Detroit was playing with other children at a Marriott Hotel when a family member noticed he had gone under water. The child was submerged in about four feet of water, officials said. A family member pulled the boy from the water and administered CPR right away, police said. The boy was transported to the hospital and is in stable condition.

A panel of experts say the death rate from cardiac arrests would be lower if more people knew CPR. CBS News chief medical correspondent Dr. Jon LaPook reports on the push for more widespread training.