AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSevere Weather & Power: Heat advisories hit Southeast Michigan again today (96–102°) with a line of thunderstorms possible late tonight, bringing damaging winds over 70 mph, hail, and even spin-up tornadoes. Storm Aftermath: Wednesday’s storms left more than 100,000 Consumers Energy customers without power (73,000 still out by 6 a.m. Thursday) and DTE reported 3,800 without power, down to 468 by 6 a.m. Public Safety: If your fridge/freezer loses power, keep doors closed—USDA says a full fridge holds about 4 hours, and a full freezer can last 48 hours. Federal Charges (UMich): DOJ unsealed an indictment charging eight people tied to the University of Michigan with allegedly orchestrating threats and vandalism aimed at UM leaders and the Jewish Federation of Metro Detroit. Local Protections: Hazel Park became the first Michigan city to explicitly protect polyamorous people from discrimination via an update to its human rights ordinance. Health & Costs: Michigan’s overdose death rate dropped 47% since 2021, and a new state fish-safety guide updates 2026 recommendations for what’s safest to eat.
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