Heather Catallo

1 month ago | wxyz.com | Heather Catallo

MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich. (WXYZ) — Last fall, the 7 Investigators raised the voice of a Vietnam veteran who said he felt like he’s become a prisoner of Michigan’s guardianship system. Gerald "Jerry" Harten says he’s been separated from his wife and held in various group homes for months. On Monday, a court hearing was finally held to determine Harten’s fate, but justice for him is delayed yet again. Harten has been wanting to appear in person to talk to a judge at the Macomb County Probate Court.

2 months ago | fox17online.com | Heather Catallo

(WXYZ) — The wife of a fallen Michigan State Police officer says she wants to help others as part of her late husband’s legacy. Michigan State Police Motor Carrier Officer Daniel Kerstetter died after he was hit during a traffic stop in September. Now his wife is trying to send a message to Lansing about the need to take care of the people who protect others. There isn’t a moment that goes by that Katie Kerstetter doesn’t desperately miss her husband, Danny.

2 months ago | wxyz.com | Heather Catallo

(WXYZ) — The wife of a fallen Michigan State Police officer says she wants to help others as part of her late husband’s legacy. Michigan State Police Motor Carrier Officer Daniel Kerstetter died after he was hit during a traffic stop in September. Now his wife is trying to send a message to Lansing about the need to take care of the people who protect others. There isn’t a moment that goes by that Katie Kerstetter doesn’t desperately miss her husband, Danny.

Jan 31, 2025 | wxyz.com | Heather Catallo

(WXYZ) — It was a nationwide adoption fraud scheme first exposed by the 7 Investigators. A Macomb County mom has been behind bars since 2019 for her admitted role in the fraud, but that’s about to change. As Tara Lynn Lee prepares to move from federal prison to a halfway house, a new podcast is set to be released that details the case that’s captured the attention of so many.

Jan 30, 2025 | wxyz.com | Heather Catallo

DETROIT (WXYZ) — Control tower staffing during the deadly midair collision near Reagon National Airport Wednesday night was “not normal,” according to a report. The Associated Press is reporting that one air traffic controller was doing work that’s normally assigned to two people in the tower at Reagan National when the collision happened.