In the wake of a devastating tragedy at Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, neighbors leaned in and offered small comforts that became much bigger.

First responders in West Bloomfield faced a complex emergency when a vehicle crashed into Temple Israel, leading to a building fire and reports of an active shooter threat.

The FBI confirmed that the man accused of attacking a West Bloomfield temple died after shooting himself in the head.

Officials in Dearborn Heights condemned an attack at Temple Israel, offered solidarity and stressed unity after authorities confirmed the suspect has ties to their city.

Video shows the charred remains of a pickup truck being towed in West Bloomfield on Thursday night, hours after an attack at Temple Israel.

The West Bloomfield Township Supervisory praised law enforcement and security for their response in the attack at a Jewish temple, saying, “the unexpected did not turn into tragedy.”

U.S. Senator Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., addressed the media along with other community leaders, including Governor Gretchen Whitmer, regarding the attack at a West Bloomfield Township Jewish temple.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer called the attack at Temple Israel “antisemitism at its absolute worst” and said everyone has a responsibility to call out and lower this hateful rhetoric.

The suspect in the West Bloomfield temple attack on Thursday has been identified, and the FBI is now leading the investigation.

Department of Homeland Security sources told Local 4 that 41-year-old Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, a naturalized U.S. citizen born in Lebanon, was identified as the man who drove a truck into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield.

The FBI is treating the attack at a West Bloomfield Township as a “targeted act of violence against the Jewish community.”

Just weeks before the attack at Temple Israel, federal agents had been inside the synagogue leading a training for clergy and staff on how to respond to an active shooter situation.

Henry Ford Health confirmed that eight first responders are being cared for at two of its hospitals after an attack at a West Bloomfield temple.

Temple Israel in West Bloomfield released an update after Thursday’s attack, confirming that all 140 students, as well as teachers and staff members, are safe.

A man’s wife helped reunite children with their families after an attack at a temple in West Bloomfield. Here's what she told him.

Oakland County Sheriff Mike Bouchard spoke to the public Thursday afternoon after a truck was intentionally driven into Temple Israel in West Bloomfield.

West Bloomfield School District released an update after the attack at a Jewish temple Thursday afternoon.

A truck was intentionally crashed into a temple in West Bloomfield Township on Thursday. Here's everything we know so far.

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer released a statement after a suspect allegedly crashed into a West Bloomfield synagogue and fired shots on Thursday afternoon.

A member of the Jewish synagogue where a car crashed into and shots were fired on Thursday spoke with Local 4, describing the scene.

The person suspected of crashing a truck into a West Bloomfield synagogue before shots were fired has been killed, according to a source.

Police are asking the community to shelter in place as they search for a suspect after a truck crashed into a Jewish synagogue in West Bloomfield on Thursday afternoon.

A car crashed into a Jewish synagogue in West Bloomfield, and shots were fired after the crash, according to police.

Police were called to a Jewish synagogue in West Bloomfield after a truck crashed into the building and shots were fired.