Good morning Michigan. Tuesday was a snowy, blistery day. The cold spell isn't over yet, but the snow should let up some.
David Kolb: Can't we all get along on the Second Amendment? MLive columnist David Kolb says that fear from both sides of the gun debate is preventing more reasonable solutions like President Barack Obama’s recent executive orders.
Tim Skubick: Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association doesn't want to let the sun shine on its way of operating: Skubick says the state’s catastrophic claims fund made another attempt to keep the public out of its business when it appealed a court ruling that would have made it release financial data and other information on how it calculates rates paid by motorists to cover personal injury protection benefits.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE READING
Father arrested after firing shots at daughter's boyfriend in Flint: A Flint man was arrested for allegedly shooting at his daughter’s boyfriend and lying about the incident to police.
Police: One person died in Muskegon's multi-vehicle crash on U.S. 31: A multi-vehicle pileup on northbound U.S. 31 killed one person and seriously injured several others. Bob Cutler, 58, co-owner of Muskegon Brake & Tire and Lakeside Service Center, died in the accident on slippery roads around 10 a.m. Tuesday.
His family released a statement later that night.
Detroit Lions WR Titus Young Sr. hints toward quitting if he does not get the football: The embattled wide receiver sent a tweet threatening to not to play again unless he gets the ball thrown his way. In other receiver news, Denard Robinson is generating interest from Lions at WR, but he remains limited by an injured elbow.
Bernard Hopkins: Manny Pacquiao 'easy pickings' for Floyd Mayweather if they ever fight: Boxer Bernard Hopkins told ESPN.com that he doesn’t see a Mayweather-Pacquiao fight happening, but if it did, Mayweather would easily win.
Cold temperatures will let up “just a touch,” says meteorologist Mark Torregrossa. He provides a wind chill forecast along with the low-down on which parts of Michigan were hardest hit by snowfall. Check your local forecast on the MLive weather page.
QUESTION OF THE DAY
How cold is too cold? Readers spar over schools' decision to close Tuesday morning in Jackson County
Many schools throughout Michigan closed on Tuesday in the face of negative wind chills. Do you agree with their decision? Join the conversation.