The Jewish News

The Kenny Goldman Basketball League at the JCC honors this young man’s life and brings joy to the community.

Flint Councilman Eric Mays referred to Council President Monica Galloway as "Hitler" and performed the Nazi salute at their general meeting.

The first Royal Oak public menorah lighting was a huge success on Dec. 29, bringing a crowd of over 500.

Federal Judge Avern Cohn recently announced his retirement in December, leaving big shoes to fill. I had a hard time thinking of an appropriate introduction...

Friendship Circle brought Allie and Buddy Amanda together, changing their lives for the better.

Check out these volunteer and educational initiatives happening for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Detroit.

Station Square Kitchen transitions name and menu, with Executive Chef Robert Mazola leading the way.

U.S. Immigration Policy stirs up controversy and drives action among Michiganders. Featured photo via Birmingham Temple Facebook Immigration issues, favorable and not, have cropped up periodically...

Rabbi Kaluzny travels to the U.S.-Mexico border to gain a deeper understanding of challenges faced by asylum-seekers.

After 31 years in a box, Diane is putting a bow on it and making the leap from shirts to suits.

Leslie Ann Handleman is a traveling actress, returning home to Michigan to play Elvira in Blithe Spirit. Photography by Sean Carter Photography In between professional stage...

"The Song of Names" hits the Maple Theater Friday, telling the tale of the mysterious disappearance of violin prodigy and Holocaust survivor Dovidl Rapoport.

Dr. Ethan Goldstein began an initiative to ride his Peloton bike for 365 consecutive days to raise awareness for the National Stroke Association in honor of his father.

This week’s torah portion touches on progeny as a key factor in our Jewish faith. The opening verses of the Book of Exodus are an...

Farber students in the Girls Beit Midrash Program had the opportunity to attend the first women's siyum in Jerusalem and learn personally from their Jewish women role models.

Alan Menken’s musical, A Bronx Tale, takes audiences back to a 1960s street scene in the Bronx. Catch the show at the Fisher starting Jan. 21.