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Michigan News Roundup: US-127 Reopens, Wildlife Charges Filed, Gordie Howe Bridge Opens

US-127 Reopens After Crash-Related Closures

Traffic is flowing again on US-127 after multiple crashes during Monday's afternoon rush hour caused snapped power lines and forced the closure of both directions of the highway between Grand River Avenue and Lake Lansing Road.

Crews worked overnight to repair the damage, allowing the roadway to fully reopen around 5 a.m. Tuesday. Authorities have not yet released details about what caused the crashes.

Clinton County Man Faces 50 Wildlife and Firearm Charges

A 26-year-old Clinton County man is facing 50 wildlife and firearm violations following an investigation into alleged illegal deer hunting.

According to authorities, Thomas House is accused of shooting deer from a vehicle at night using a suppressed semi-automatic rifle in northern Clinton and southern Gratiot counties between April and November of last year. Investigators allege the animals were left where they were killed and that House recorded videos and photographs of the incidents on his cellphone.

Political Spending Proposal Advances

A citizen-led proposal aimed at limiting political spending in Michigan elections has cleared another hurdle.

The bipartisan Board of State Canvassers has certified petition signatures submitted by the advocacy group Money Out of Politics. The Michigan Legislature now has 40 days to approve the proposal or allow it to appear on the November ballot.

The measure seeks to prohibit political spending by corporations such as DTE Energy and Consumers Energy. Supporters argue the proposal would reduce corporate influence over state lawmakers and encourage action on utility rate increases, while opponents contend it would restrict the free speech rights of employees connected to those companies.

President Trump Visits GM Proving Ground

President Donald Trump visited General Motors' Milford Proving Ground in Oakland County on Monday, highlighting what he described as a resurgence in the American auto industry and defending his tariff policies.

During his remarks, Trump argued the automotive sector has rebounded under his leadership while criticizing United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain. GM CEO Mary Barra was also present during the event.

Gordie Howe International Bridge Opens to Traffic

The Gordie Howe International Bridge is now open to commuters.

After officially opening Monday at noon, the bridge welcomed its first morning rush hour traffic Tuesday. Before the opening, Governor Gretchen Whitmer crossed the bridge and called it an important investment for Michigan's economy, homeland security, and future, while praising the union workforce that helped build the international crossing.

Social Media Stars Return to Michigan

British social media personalities Josh and Jase are back in Michigan for another visit.

The duo says they have already stopped at Michigan Stadium in Ann Arbor and plan to attend a Detroit Tigers game along with visiting other attractions across the state. The pair first gained attention for documenting their travels through Michigan during a visit last winter.

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