THE INTERVIEW| Policy Fallout After Guard Killing; Alleged Hegseth Strike; Ukraine Talks

One of our country’s own was killed and another remains fighting for life after an ambush in DC. The fatal shooting triggered an abrupt shift in immigration policy under Donald Trump’s administration: asylum decisions are now frozen and visa processing for foreign nationals coming from so called "countries of concern" halted. At the same time, reports surface of a controversial strike in the Caribbean allegedly ordered by Pete Hegseth, adding more heat to questions about military orders, oversight and the rule of law, plus peace talks to end the war in ukraine. Former FBI special agent Ken Gray.

Suspect arrested after Saturday night homicide in Pontiac

Little more than two hours after the body of a Pontiac man was discovered fatally shot inside his pickup truck Saturday night, Oakland County Sheriff’s Office detectives had arrested the suspected shooter. The suspect, a 26-year-old Pontiac man, is being held in the Oakland County Jail. Detectives are expected to turn the case over to prosecutors for charges as soon as Tuesday. “With swift, coordinated work and the full strength of our combined resources, our team was able to identify the suspect in this senseless homicide, locate him, and take him into custody,” Sheriff Michael Bouchard said. “I look forward to seeing him held fully accountable.” The suspect is accused in the death of Antonio Jason Craig, 52, of Pontiac. Deputies on patrol discovered a pickup truck equipped with a salt spreader stopped in the middle of Karen Court, just south of Hopkins Avenue shortly before 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Deputies found Craig unresponsive inside the truck and immediately attempted life saving measures during which time they discovered Craig had multiple gunshot wounds.

Drivers struggle in first major snow fall of the season

MANY MICHIGANDERS WOKE UP TO SEVERAL INCHES OF SNOW COVERING THEIR LAWN AND VEHICLES AS MANY DRIVERS FOUND THE ROADS WERE DIFFICULT TO NAVIGATE. SLICK ICY ROADS MAKING IT DIFFICULT FOR DRIVERS TO REACH THEIR DESTINATIONS AFTER MANY VEHICLES SPUN OUT AND LANDED IN DITCHES. THE SCENE FOR MANY OF THESE SPINOUTS…. 96 WEST AND EASTBOUND IN THE HOWELL AND BRIGHTON AREA

Airport crowds manageable on one of busiest travel days of the year

FOX 2's Lauren Edwards was at Detroit Metropolitan Airport Sunday evening talking to travelers on one of the busiest travel days of the year. The consensus was that the crowds were manageable and most flights weren't delayed much by Saturday night's winter storm.

Winter weather hits; Lions lose Frank Ragnow for season, travel delays and more

Dave Spencer and Hilary Golston host the Fox 2 News at 6 p.m. for Now. 29, 2025. Alan Longstreet says we are looking at around 1 foot of snow in the biggest storm so far this season. Scott Wolchek checks out the skating rink at Campus Martius, The Detroit Lions, fresh off announcing his return from retirement, learned that Frank Ragnow failed a physical and will miss the rest of the season, and more.

Mystery swirls around baby found on porch of Detroit home

Police are investigating after a baby was found on the porch of a home on the city's west side Thursday night. Detroit police now believe a teenager who stayed at the home gave birth to the baby, then left it on the porch for her grandmother to find it. The grandmother then called 911.

Child killed in head-on crash in Macomb County

A tragic crash in Macomb County left a 3-year-old dead, her 2-year-old boy injured, and two other adults with life-threatening injuries after one car crossed into the oncoming lanes and struck a separate car head-on.

Divine Restoration Ministries serves food to 1,000 souls on Thanksgiving

Spread across two locations, the Divine Restoration Ministries provided food for "1,000 souls" between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. on Thanksgiving. Founded by the late Bishop J. Richard Evans, Sr., Divine Restoration Ministries now continues under the leadership of Pastor Dr. Tenisia Evans, who is dedicated to carrying forward his legacy of faith and service. “Even in times of scarcity, we’re called to be a blessing,” said Pastor Evans. “This event reminds our community that they’re not forgotten and that love still lives here.”

Jameson Williams host's dinner after Lions loss to Packers

Detroit Lions wide receiver Jameson Williams launched the first-ever Jamo’s Thanksgiving Dinner, a new Thanksgiving tradition designed to bring connection, celebration, and opportunity to families throughout Detroit. Williams said he plans to make it an annual event.

The Rundown: 11/28/2025

Ronia Shamona, Aaron Jordan and Jamie Sherrod discuss the holidays kicking off in Metro Detroit, the demolition of the Belle Isle Zoo, and their favorite Thanksgiving side dishes.