A man in Michigan is sentenced to at least 30 years in prison after killing his best friend on his wedding night, according to multiple reports. The case involves events that occur on the same day as the defendant’s wedding: after marrying, he reportedly ran over his best friend, killing him. The accounts describe the incident as following an alcohol-fueled argument between the two men. One outlet reports that the sentencing happens Monday and that the prison term is at least 30 years, while the Independent characterizes the sentence as lasting for decades. The reports agree on the core elements of the story: the wedding day context, the killing of the best friend by being run over, and the role of an alcohol-related argument preceding the death. Details about the precise legal charge, the exact sentence length beyond “at least 30 years,” and further courtroom findings are not provided in the supplied summaries.