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If you’ve ever driven down Jefferson Avenue in Detroit, you’ve probably seen this iconic building. Pewabic Pottery has been part of Detroit’s story since 1903 and is now one of the oldest continuously operating potteries in the country. The National Historic Landmark is known around the world for its handmade ceramics and distinctive iridescent tile work — seen in landmarks from the Guardian Building to the Detroit Institute of Arts. Joining us tonight is Marketing Director Amanda Rogers to talk about a big event coming up in June.

Memorial Day is the unofficial start of summer travel  and despite higher prices, millions of people are still hitting the road. AAA says more than 1.3 million Michiganders are expected to travel over the holiday weekend, one of the busiest travel periods on record. But with gas, hotels, and airfares still putting pressure on family budgets, many people are looking for smarter ways to vacation this summer. Joining FOX 2 is David Fishman of Cadillac Travel to talk about whether there are still deals out there and how to save money before you book.

The Detroit Pistons headed into Game 6 of the Conference Semifinals facing possible elimination if they lost one more time against the Cleveland Cavaliers. 

Meet the pheasants of Detroit, which will be the focus of the upcoming Flock Party. Also on Brother Nature this week, an acoustic telemetry project measuring the movements of muskies, as well as a new partnership between Oakland County Parks and Bloomfield Hills schools. 

Detroit is desperate for a win Friday night after losing to Cleveland on Wednesday in overtime. They started the series strong, taking two wins at home. 

It's a role-reversal edition of Ronia's Rundown! FOX 2 Detroit Live Host Ronia Shamona joins Aaron Jordan to look at the stories that will get you talking, including Bumble getting rid of its swipe feature, why people are using dating apps to find jobs and a drunk deer spotted in France.

The second time the hazmat suspect appeared was at around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday in broad daylight. The man was spotted by a homeowner, confronted, and police and neighbors both say the suspect yelled he would shoot the homeowner before fleeing and using a chair to leap back over a wall into a parking lot and escape for a second time.

As lawmakers push to ban Chinese vehicles from the United States, Jamie Butters, an auto analyst and founder of Butters Bureau LLC discusses why the vehicles are seen as a threat.

Brent Rudolph, Deer, Elk, and Moose Management Specialist with the Michigan Department of Natural Resources, talks about the new rules for deer hunting season, including the "one buck rule" taking effect in 2027.

After he drove into the marsh, police ordered him to show his hands. The suspect failed to do so. Instead, according to Waterford police, he raised and pointed a gun at officers.

Iran's top diplomat says a lack of trust is hindering talks with the United States. Retired Naval Intelligence Commander Dr. Paul Chabot weighs in on that, as well as the state of the war as a whole.

On Friday, the league announced women's hockey pioneer Manon Rhéaume as Detroit's general manager.  Rhéaume has roots in Michigan, as she previously spent 11 years with the Little Caesars AAA (LCAAA) Hockey Club. In that role, she helped mentor young players. Most recently, she worked in hockey operations with the Los Angeles Kings.

FOX 2 Detroit’s Ronia Shamona talks to author and podcast host Samantha Peters to discuss navigating life transitions, rebuilding confidence, and creating a purpose-driven future. www.lightupyourlife.org

Dr. Patrick Dicks joins Fox 2's Ronia Shamona to explain all the advantages and disadvantages