METRO DETROIT — The Federal Bureau of Investigations held a press conference March 30 with more insight on the possible motives behind the March 12 attack on Temple Israel. 

BIRMINGHAM — From March 25 to 28, Detroit was the host of the 60th conference of the National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts, and that show has yielded two inspired ceramics exhibits that will be on display at the Birmingham Bloomfield Art Center through April 30.

MADISON HEIGHTS — As winter loosens its icy grip, it’s time to start warming up for a springtime tradition in Madison Heights: the ‘Run for the Health of It’ 5K Run/Walk.

METRO DETROIT/LANSING — A bipartisan proposal currently in committee in the state Legislature aims to crack down on scams at virtual currency kiosks — machines that are ubiquitous but undocumented, and where stolen money is rarely recovered.

MADISON HEIGHTS — The morning of March 17 was an emotional rollercoaster for Rachel Harwell. The science teacher at John Page Middle School in Madison Heights was about to begin her second class that day when she received a call from her son’s elementary school, telling her he was absent.

MADISON HEIGHTS — Earlier this year, the Madison Heights City Council reduced the number of licenses and parcels available for medical and recreational marijuana businesses, and officials are hopeful this “rightsizing” will make for a more well-rounded mix of businesses.

MACOMB COUNTY — The Macomb County Prosecutor’s Office Crime Victims Rights Unit will host a free, in-person event dedicated to supporting individuals and families impacted by crime.

METRO DETROIT — Jack Frost had a love for cars that stretched for miles. A true gearhead, he was forever tinkering under the hood of different vehicles, and over his lifetime he restored 55 different makes and models.

METRO DETROIT — When crews arrive at homes for spring cleanouts, they often find more than just clutter.

METRO DETROIT — Music fans, this is your day. We know that on April 18, you’ll head to your favorite independent music store for the annual Record Store Day.

MOUNT CLEMENS — It can happen to anyone. Lose a job, miss some paychecks, and suddenly anyone could be at risk of losing their home — or facing homelessness altogether.

HARRISON TOWNSHIP — The 2025 Harrison Township Firefighter of the Year award went to Engineer Mac Tomaszewski, an award he says came as a shock.

MOUNT CLEMENS — Falling bits of the facade at the former Macomb Daily building forced Mount Clemens authorities to secure the area around it in late March.

SOUTHFIELD — Gabriel Greene, 13, who was initially reported as voluntarily missing, has returned home.

BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP — Kruze Detorrian Jelks, a 35-year-old man from Pontiac, was charged in March after allegedly exposing himself to a 14-year-old girl in Bloomfield Hills on Feb. 17.

ROYAL OAK — Mosi, Aziza and Fahari, the Detroit Zoo’s three newest members of the African lion exhibit, experienced the outside world for the very first time on March 30.

SOUTHFIELD — Tijah Robinson, 17, who was initially reported missing, has been located, according to the Southfield Police Department.

METRO DETROIT — Here's a look at five things to do during the weekend of March 27-29.

SOUTHFIELD — The Southfield Police Department is asking for assistance from the public in locating 62-year-old Scott Moody, who police said has early signs of dementia and is visually impaired.