WYOMING, Mich. (WZZM) -- Investigators say the fire at the former Molesta floral building is not suspicious, but they haven't found the cause yet. 

The building at the corner of Madison and 28th is a total loss after a gas leak caused several explosions Monday night.

The Molesta family sold the building to a company called Greenleaf, whose owner was using it to grow plants. Owner Nick DeHaan says about half of the building was filled; now only one crop might be salvageable.

DaHaan says this will be a tough year for his business, but he plans to make a comeback. "Once we get insurance information back, we'll look into how we can rebuild it and we hope to rebuild. This year might be a little tough we might have to put some temporary walls up or something, but we definitely hope to rebuild and continue in the future."

WYOMING, Mich. (WZZM) - Several cars and trucks have been involved in a crash on southbound U.S.-131 just south of  44th Street.

Up to 20 cars may have been involved with several slide-offs.  Wyoming Police tells WZZM 13 there were several ambulances on stand-by but none were dispatched to the scene.  There are currently no reports of injury.

One lane has reopened on US-131.

Dan Rossman was one of the dozens of drivers who slid off the road.  He said it was impossible to see because of falling snow and snow drifts and says "it was nearly impossible to stop."

Rossman slid into a concrete barrier near the 44th Street exit.  A tow truck eventually helped him pull away from the wall and he was able to drive off on his own.

KENTWOOD, Mich.—Tax season is almost here and Davenport University is ready to help.

Student and faculty volunteers from Davenport will begin offering free income tax preparation sessions to low- and middle-income tax filers Thursday, Jan. 23.  The service is available on a first come, first serve basis to families making less than $55,000 in total household income.  People who want to utilize the program should bring the following materials: