A Grand Rapids Township fire lieutenant was assaulted by a man with a gun at the fire station; the suspect is in custody, and the lieutenant is hospitalized.

A semi-truck rolled into a Hudsonville Subway restaurant after the driver failed to secure the parking brake, causing damage but no injuries. The Ottawa County Sheriff’s Office is investigating the incident.

A Michigan man is charged with using someone else's truck, which he borrowed, as collateral to buy a puppy, leading to his arrest and the vehicle's listing on Facebook Marketplace.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Detroit, discussing expected temperatures, wind conditions, and chances of precipitation, including rain and snow, extending through the Thanksgiving week.

The Detroit Police have located 15-year-old Kenya Parker, who was missing since November 14. Her safe recovery has been confirmed, thanking everyone involved.

Over 30 Detroit police officers operated without proper licenses due to a paperwork oversight, triggering an investigation and administrative reassignments.

Detroit's Wolverine Packing Co. recalls over 167,000 pounds of ground beef for potential E. coli contamination following illnesses reported in Minnesota.

Downtown Detroit prepares for its 21st annual Christmas tree lighting event featuring a 66-foot Norway spruce with 25,000 LED lights, drawing an estimated 50,000 attendees.

The article details the weather forecast for Detroit with intermittent showers, gusty winds, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the coming week, including the Thanksgiving holiday.

The Toyota Mobility Foundation named ten semi-finalists for the Sustainable Cities Challenge in Detroit, focusing on clean freight solutions in Eastern Market.

The McRib is returning to Michigan McDonald's with a new deal: half-gallon jugs of its sauce will be sold online starting November 25.

A bicyclist, Camren Kelly Wymore, was killed by a pickup on Pierson Road. The driver cooperated with the investigation. Road closures followed the accident.

Mel Trotter Ministries aims to collect 5,000 turkeys for the needy this Thanksgiving amidst rising food prices, via their 21st Turkey Drop event across multiple West Michigan locations.