Livingston County rebukes new gun laws • Arrest after gun falls out of teacher's bag • Book Depository reopens

In Tuesday's News Hit - Livingston County declared itself a "Constitutional County", breaking with the state over gun laws - A Detroit teacher was arrested after a gun fell out of his bag at school - DDOT reimagines new bus routes

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