Seger considers touring over after Reed’s death
Bob Seger reflected on ending live shows after saxophonist Alto Reed died of colon cancer on December 30 at age 72. In a SiriusXM Town Hall honoring his 45 year anniversary, Seger recalled Reed’s courage and said he might not tour again without him, noting their Roll Me Away Tour memories and the remastered Live Bullet vinyl release.
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Officials urge reopening of the Canadian border
Politico hosted a panel with U S and Canadian officials weighing the next steps for reopening the U S Canada border. Rep Bill Huizenga emphasized regional economic ties and family impacts while noting limited influence under current leadership. Stakeholders cite economic interdependence across Michigan Windsor Upstate New York and southern Ontario amid ongoing talks and upcoming international discussions.
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Detroit to welcome smaller downtown auto show next year
Rod Alberts of the Detroit Auto Dealers Association said the North American International Auto Show will return to downtown Detroit next year with a walkable outdoor emphasis and smaller indoor displays focused on vehicle and tech experiences. The event may integrate or follow Motor Bella at Pontiac's M1 Concourse, emphasizing outdoor driving demos and new debuts from Sept. 21 to 26.
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Michigan House passes election challenger training bill
Michigan House approved HB 4528 requiring election challengers to complete state training on election procedures and challenger rights. The measure mandates training by the secretary of state and county clerks, with certification required for eligibility. Four Republicans opposed. a Senate version seeks similar training amid wider debates on expanding challenger and poll watcher access.
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