AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHealth Watch: Michigan health officials say the Cyclospora outbreak’s “potential source” is lettuce or salad greens, with cases jumping to about 2,640 and dozens hospitalized; they still warn no single product or supplier is confirmed and urge people to avoid pre-bagged greens, toss outer leaves, and cook certain foods when possible. Weather & Safety: A heat advisory hits Southeast Michigan Tuesday (noon–8 p.m.) with heat indices near/over 105; West Michigan also faces a heat advisory, and officials stress hydration and never leaving kids or pets in cars. Public Health & Food Prep: MDHHS also advises cooking leafy items like cilantro, basil, green onions, snow peas, and even using raspberries in cooked forms (like pies/jams) to reduce risk. Sports & U-M: A lawsuit says U-M leaders covered up sign-stealing knowledge tied to an NCAA investigation, naming Santa Ono, Warde Manuel, and others. UP Politics: Upper Peninsula lawmakers push to let U.P. natural gas power count toward Michigan’s clean-energy goals. Transportation: MDOT maintenance starts July 20 on the I-75 Business Spur bridge in Sault Ste. Marie, with alternating traffic and a lane-width restriction. Local Crime: Police say a 22-year-old held after the Great Lakes Crossing mall shooting in Auburn Hills was released pending further investigation.
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