A Lansing man crashed into a restaurant, fought with deputies, and grabbed a deputy's gun. There were no injuries, and the man is suspected to have been under the influence.

A person was rescued from thin ice at Reflection Pond in Wayne County despite signs warning against skating. Police are urging the public to wait for safer conditions before venturing onto ice.

The article reports on a fatal 17-vehicle pileup on I-94, stressing speed in whiteout conditions as a factor. A 71-year-old man from Illinois died post-crash.

The article details a variable weather forecast for Detroit, including rain, snow, and fluctuating temperatures throughout the week, with advisories for residents to prepare for these conditions.

Grand Rapids, Michigan celebrated its annual Santa Parade and tree lighting, featuring floats, characters, and the switch-on timed for the evening to enhance the spectacle.

A wrong-way driver died after colliding with a DDOT bus on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit, causing non-life-threatening injuries to the bus driver and another motorist.

LaFontaine Motors is accused of leasing used cars as new, resulting in a temporary license suspension until they agreed to fines and state-imposed conditions.

The Michigan Senate has passed a bill to enhance consumer protections, closing loopholes in the MCPA, with AG Nessel supporting the move for stronger oversight of business practices.

The Detroit community and police are searching for missing 15-year-old Ladarius Johnson Jr., who left home without permission. He was last seen in a black jacket and light pants.

Detroit Police seek a man caught on video using a gun to smash a home's window; no injuries reported. They request public help for his identification.

Michigan AG Dana Nessel announces arrests in the takedown of an international human trafficking ring involving massage parlors in Wayne and Macomb Counties.

The community mourns the natural death of Sgt. Vincent "Vinnie" Tomassi, a long-serving corrections officer in Ogemaw County, outside his home in West Branch.

Governor Whitmer orders flags at half-staff for Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, honoring those lost in the 1941 attack and highlighting Michigan's World War II service.