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Jewish prisoners in Michigan won the right to eat meat and dairy kosher meals on Shabbat and some Jewish holidays, according to a court ruling issued Jan. 30 by Judge Linda Parker in the U.S. District Court Eastern District in Detroit.

A series of stained-glass windows from the former Saginaw synagogue require a new owner by Dec. 2020.

Rabbis in Metro Detroit have reported that congregants informed them of receiving “spoofed” emails — messages that appear to be from the rabbis but in fact contain scams.

Michigan native Jason Polan, who embarked on a mission to draw everyone in New York, died at age 37.

More than 200 people turned out for the opening of Platform 18, Partners Detroit's new building designed for Jewish young professionals.

Recent Grand Valley football hire resigns after calling Hitler 'a great leader.'

The Adler family says they experienced "humiliation" after being forced off a flight to Detroit last year.

Starting Feb. 1, B'nai Moshe to elicit spirituality and education through its new program, Shabbat Experience.

Slingshot named the Jewish young adult organization in its annual "10 to Watch" list.

Ron Stockton, a professor of political science at the University of Michigan-Dearborn, has little faith in President Trump's new Middle East plan.

Bloomfield Hills Schools will drop Styrofoam trays, thanks to one 14-year-old student.

Israeli nephrologist at Sheba Medical Center uncovers new findings about reversing kidney disease. Featured photo by Roland Metzger A groundbreaking study has shown that it is...