Families have been left shaken after a gunman stormed a Mormon church in Michigan, killing four people and injuring several more before setting the building on fire.

Authorities suspended the search for additional victims overnight and will resume the search in the morning. Leaving the community, fearing loved ones may still be missing among the rubble of the burnt-down church.

A man has driven his vehicle through the front doors of a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and shot at least 10 people, killing two of them, local police in the US state of Michigan say.

The shooter, who has been identified as Iraq war veteran Thomas Sanford, 40, used an assault rifle to shoot hundreds of worshippers, including children who had gathered for a Sunday service.

At a press conference, Gra

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