Detroit Firefighter's Amazing Rescue.. Bing, City Council Clash Over Charter.. Caldecott Winner Exhibits At Wright.. Tigers Stage Cincy Comeback

Monday, June 11, 2012

Watch: Detroit Firefighter Saves Dogs With Oxygen Mask

There are plenty of heart-stopping moments and fear-inducing scenes in the soon-to-be-released documentary that chronicles Detroit's firefighters and a year spent combating house fires and arson in the Motor City.

One amazing rescue of two dogs from a house fire is sure to warm the hearts of any animal lover.

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	New Wright Museum Exhibit Explores The Imagination Of Children's Book Author Jerry Pinkney
	Tigers Pull Off Comeback In Cincinnati
	Dave Bing: 'It Is A Crisis'
	Detroit Congressman Wants $10 An Hour Federal Minimum Wage

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