A man was hospitalized after a rollover crash on the Lodge Freeway in Detroit; his SUV missed a ramp, hit a tree, and overturned. Investigation is ongoing.

John Skelton appeared in court for a probable cause conference regarding charges of open murder and evidence tampering in his sons' 2010 disappearance case.

A 5-year-old was fatally struck by a pickup truck in Algoma Township, near Rockford. The accident occurred while the child was in the road. The driver cooperated with officials, and no further details were released.

Law enforcement converged on a Southfield condo complex with the FBI confirming their involvement but providing no details; public safety was not threatened.

A shooting at Partridge Creek Mall resulted in one hospitalized victim; police are searching for a male suspect. The incident is believed to be a contained altercation.

A 17-year-old was shot at Partridge Creek Mall during a tree lighting ceremony, following an altercation. Police are seeking a suspect, and the victim is in stable condition. Misinformation about further threats was debunked by officials.

Detroit police are searching for 65-year-old James Gunter, last seen on the 8600 block of Artesian. He has schizophrenia and is 5'7", 165 pounds, with black and gray hair. Anyone with information is urged to call 313-596-5640 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-Speak Up.

The Michigan Department of Transportation will keep 56 of 61 rest areas open during winter, closing only five due to reduced use and potential ice hazards.

Michigan gas prices have risen 9 cents per gallon over the past week ahead of Thanksgiving, with the state average at $3.11 and Detroit's average at $3.06. AAA notes an increased cost for travelers and anticipates heavy traffic.

Detroit inaugurates the Helen Moore Community Center and Ed Davis Park, celebrating local champions and revitalizing community facilities with Mayor Duggan in attendance.

Michigan State Police partner with Kroger to donate 200 Thanksgiving dinner kits to families in need, following a tradition of community support during the holidays.

Detroit anticipates a week of changing weather leading up to Thanksgiving, with conditions ranging from partly sunny to potential snow and rain, and varying temperatures.

Detroit's weather today includes mostly sunny skies with a high of 51 degrees, brisk winds, and a clear night at 32 degrees. Monday may see rain with highs near 50 degrees.