Morning 4 is a quick roundup of stories we think you should know about to start your day. So, let’s get to the news.
Barricaded gunman arrested following hours-long standoff in Farmington Hills
A barricaded gunman was arrested Saturday night following an hours-long standoff in Farmington Hills.
The standoff happened in a subdivision near the 14 Mile and Middlebelt intersection on Nov. 30, 2024.
‘It’s classless’: Michigan football star talks postgame scuffle in upset victory over Ohio State
The Michigan Wolverines have just upset the No. 2 ranked Ohio State Buckeyes in a 13-10 nail-biting victory to improve to 7-5 on the season.
The victory was the first time an unranked Wolverines team upset a ranked Buckeyes team in Columbus since Nov. 25, 1950, when the men in maize took down the then No. 8 ranked Buckeyes 9-3.
After the clock struck triple zeros, the Wolverines celebrated while grabbing their flag to plant it at midfield in the middle of the Ohio State logo.
In the midst of celebrating, while walking off the field, the Buckeyes stormed the party and started fighting the Wolverines because they couldn’t handle defeat.
Holiday stroll to highlight Detroit businesses on Small Business Saturday
It’s often said small businesses are the backbone of the American economy.
As the holiday shopping season goes into overdrive, there are initiatives to remind people how shopping small is big for businesses.
The North End and Milwaukee Junction Business District hopes some of that holiday spending trickles into what’s been known as a creative hub in Detroit.
“To be able to have services and products and goods where you can walk and shop and buy within your own community and recycle so we don’t take our dollars outside of the community,” said Lisa Tucker, vice president of Vanguard Community Development Corporation.
The African American neighborhood is the first of its kind to receive a Main Street designation in Michigan.
Trump says he’ll nominate Kash Patel as FBI director to remake the agency. Here’s what happens next
President-elect Donald Trump’s stunning announcement that he will nominate Kash Patel as FBI director sets the stage for a fresh round of turbulence at a law enforcement agency tasked with protecting the homeland and investigating federal crimes.
Patel, a steadfast Trump ally with plans to shake up the bureau, is a study in contrasts from the current tight-lipped director, Christopher Wray, who preaches a “keep calm and tackle hard” mantra.
In selecting Patel late Saturday over more conventional contenders, the incoming Republican president is again testing his ability to get the Senate to bend to his will by confirming some of his more provocative nominees.
Weather: A few flurries and cold temperatures for Sunday; another chance of snow moves into Metro Detroit by mid-week
Snow showers and cold temperatures have been the order of business for most of the holiday weekend and we will keep them into the forecast for some of us looking ahead into the end of the weekend on Sunday.
A chance for a few snow flurries will continue into the end of the weekend on Sunday, under a mostly cloudy sky. High temperatures not getting much warmer, remaining into the 30s looking ahead into the afternoon. Once you factor in the breezy winds continuing, wind chills will remain in the teens and 20s for much of the day.
Dry weather move back into the forecast, looking ahead into the start of next week, before all eyes are on yet another system moving in by the middle of the week on Wednesday. This looks to be a clipper system, diving from the northwest down to the south east moving in late Tuesday night and sticking around for the majority of the day on Wednesday.
