Jaquon Tucker has been sentenced for time already served after his child brought a gun to school and he won't face further jail time. He must pay court fees and a $500 fine.

A 15-vehicle pileup on I-96 near Webberville resulted in 4 deaths and 17 injuries. The crash involved a semi truck and occurred after traffic had stopped for power line work.

A house fire in Ferrysburg, Grand Haven, destroyed a residence with no injuries reported; firefighters worked for hours with multiple agencies to control the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

Wyoming police resolved a standoff peacefully by taking a suspect into custody without incident, ensuring public safety with no further details provided.

One person was killed, and another injured in a shooting in Eau Claire, Michigan; a suspect has been arrested.

Four people were injured in a car crash in Jamestown Township when a Hyundai Elantra and a Honda CR-V collided, leading to hospitalizations and the Elantra driver being cited for failing to yield.

Efforts to locate missing 16-year-old Cortez McConer Jr. intensify in Grand Rapids. His family and police urge the public's help, as community searches and tips continue. His parents plead for his safe return.

A Taylor man was severely injured after his van hit a semi-truck on I-275 due to failure to adjust speed, leading to a traffic collision near Tyler Road.

A Westland man with dementia was found dead in the Upper Peninsula after going missing on Halloween; his cause of death is under investigation, with no foul play indicated.

George William Henry was sentenced to 106 months in prison for firearms and drug crimes under the Safe Summer program, after being found with guns and cocaine.

Ronald Kevin Hill from Macomb County is facing charges for delivering drugs causing death and child exploitation after a woman overdosed and investigators found incriminating material on his phone.

A man was arrested in Dearborn for two assaults on women, neither seriously injured. Police sought tips with a suspect image before arresting him. His identity is withheld pending charges.

A Michigan State Police trooper rescued a man trapped under 700 pounds of drywall at a construction site in Sault Ste. Marie, with no major injuries sustained.