Good morning, Southfield.

Picking Up the Pieces, a non-profit that helps people transition from homelessness, will host a breakfast on March 21 to support its mission.

Founder Shana White said the event will offer local aid — giving community members a chance to engage and help.

Following a severe windstorm on March 13, a falling tree limb fatally struck Huntington Woods public works supervisor Doug Chmiel; on Tuesday (March 17), True Cut Tree Care removed the tree as the community remembers him and supports his family with an online fundraiser.

After diesel prices surged to $5.04/gal nationally, Metro Detroit truckers now face tight budgets as local fuel costs reach $4.89/gal and drivers report paying nearly double compared to last year.

The increase is tied to supply disruptions related to conflict in the Middle East.

Michigan State Police will hold a statewide tornado drill at 1 p.m. on March 24 during Severe Weather Awareness Week, urging residents to review emergency plans and avoid sheltering in large groups (details provided by the department).

With spring break coming, working families will need to decide if kids can stay home alone; experts advise trying a trial period and safety plan (Michigan law does not set a minimum age) to ensure children are ready for unsupervised time.

Michigan Job Fair

12-5 p.m. — Radisson Hotel Southfield-Detroit — Free admission — Connect with 50+ Michigan employers and explore local job opportunities.