SOUTHFIELD — Over 150 people gathered on March 11 near One Towne Square in Southfield to show opposition to a lease agreement between Redico and the U.S. General Services Administration for office space that protesters allege will be used by the Office of the Principal Legal Advisor, which acts as the attorneys for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

ROCHESTER — Caring for someone who experiences the world differently can make ordinary days feel unpredictable. For many caregivers, it can feel isolating and overwhelming. 

FARMINGTON HILLS — Thinking about trying Botox® for the first time — or trying again after a not-so-great experience elsewhere? 

SOUTHFIELD/WARREN — In today’s complex financial world, having a trusted partner to help manage your money wisely can make all the difference.

ST. CLAIR SHORES — In 1988, John and Anthony Marino took over the family business on Harper in St. Clair Shores.

TROY — At Troy Martial Arts, Mark and Tammy Trudeau said their students are learning far more than how to block, spar or earn their next belt. They’re building soft skills such as confidence, self-control, focus and perseverance—traits families hope will carry into school, work and everyday life.

TROY — James Yousif, DO, FAAD, returned home to Michigan last fall laser focused on transforming his practice — and the lives of his patients — through advanced, comfort-focused skin assessment and care.  

MACOMB COUNTY — Kimberly Drescher, associate broker at Real Estate One Shelby Township, and leader of The Macomb Home Team, has built her business around guiding homeowners through one of the toughest moves they’ll ever make: downsizing and starting their next chapter. Many of her clients are seniors or families helping a parent sell a longtime home. 

OAKLAND COUNTY — CareBuilders at Home of Oakland County provides personalized, non-medical in-home care services designed to help seniors and adults maintain independence, dignity, and quality of life in the comfort of their own homes.

WEST BLOOMFIELD — The township of West Bloomfield is reeling in shock after a vehicle was apparently used to attack a synagogue, leading to gunfire that resulted in the suspect’s death. The incident occurred shortly before 1 p.m.

FARMS — When Grosse Pointe Farms Court Administrator Sue Thomas announced her retirement after eight years of what City Manager Shane Reeside said were “exceptional service,” the city didn’t need to go far to find someone who could continue that tradition.

STERLING HEIGHTS — John Childs, a “big part” of Sterling Heights history, was memorialized this month in a most befitting way.

SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield Police Department is requesting assistance from the public in locating 27-year-old Zeenat Scott.

LATHRUP VILLAGE — The city of Lathrup Village hosted a Black History Month panel on Feb. 26 in the City Hall Community Room at 27400 Southfield Road.

TROY — Hockey Mentors is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free ice skating and hockey opportunities for individuals of all ages with disabilities.

TROY — As spring approaches and the weather warms up, officials in Troy are taking stock of a winter season that was busier than usual for snow control.

FARMINGTON HILLS — After 166 years, Elizabeth Packard may soon become better known and receive some of the credit she deserves, thanks to theater students at Oakland Community College in Farmington Hills.

ROYAL OAK — On March 6, the 44th District Court announced that it is going to unveil a permanent memorial wall honoring the late Judge Jamie Wittenberg. 

SOUTHFIELD — The Police Department is nearly through its annual Badges & Books initiative, and so far it has given out approximately 325 gently used books and 120 new gunlocks to community members.

The boil water advisory for Novi has been lifted as of March 11, but there are many things to do to ensure that contaminated water particles are removed from all lines into one’s home or business.