Federal and state law enforcement officers conducted a raid at a Lansing massage parlor Tuesday as part of a statewide operation targeting multiple locations across Michigan.

The FBI and Michigan State Police carried out the operation at an Asian massage parlor in the 4200 block of Pennsylvania Avenue in Lansing. The effort also included searches at other massage parlors in Genesee County and several counties on Michigan's west side.

At least six people were detained during the Lansing operation, although one person was later released. Authorities have not yet disclosed the reason for the operation.

Mid-Michigan Communities Mark Veterans Day

Communities across mid-Michigan are observing Veterans Day with ceremonies and special events honoring those who have served in the nation's armed forces.

In Lansing, a special ceremony is scheduled for later this morning at Michigan Veterans Memorial Park near the Hall of Justice. A separate wreath-laying ceremony will take place on Capitol Square from 2 to 3 p.m.

Veterans Day also means several changes to normal business operations. Local, state and federal government offices are closed, along with banks and most local credit unions. Post offices are also closed, with no regular mail delivery.

Many businesses remain open, including restaurants, several of which are offering free or discounted meals to veterans.

Potter Park Zoo is also offering free admission Wednesday to veterans, active-duty military members and their families.

East Lansing Intersection to Close for Sewer Project

Drivers in East Lansing should prepare for a temporary road closure beginning Monday, November 16.

The intersection of Albert Avenue and Milford Street will close as crews begin installing sewer pipes across the roadway.

The closure is expected to last approximately 10 days. Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, allow additional travel time and follow posted detour routes while construction is underway.

Whitmer Asks Treasury to End Food Tariffs and Reimburse Michigan Families

Governor Gretchen Whitmer is calling on the U.S. Treasury Department to eliminate food tariffs imposed over the past two years and reimburse Michigan families for increased grocery costs.

Whitmer made the request in a letter to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, describing the tariffs as "reckless."

The governor is asking the federal government to take action to address the financial impact she says the tariffs have had on Michigan households.

Limited Thanksgiving Day Transportation Service

Residents who need transportation on Thanksgiving Day may have a limited service option available.

The transcript reports that Canada will offer limited service for the holiday. Advanced reservations are required and must be made between November 12 and November 23.