AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Safety: Canton police are investigating after a toddler pulled a loaded pistol from a backpack at a daycare; no injuries were reported and a parent was taken into custody. Transportation: I-94 westbound lanes near Watervliet were shut down after a semi crash, with Exit 41 also closed. Local Government: Mount Pleasant officials presented a 2025 financial audit two months late, citing treasurer turnover, bank reconciliation issues, and staffing gaps. State Policy: A proposed Michigan kratom ban is moving through the Legislature, with the House already passing the bill and Senate review underway. Health & Community: Molina Healthcare awarded $160,000 in grants across Genesee County to support food security, health education, and access to care. Economy: University of Michigan consumer sentiment fell to a four-month low as inflation worries and personal finance concerns deepened. Sports (Michigan): After Michigan’s last-second loss to Iowa, coach Kyle Whittingham pointed to the need for more takeaways. Northern Michigan: NMU highlighted efforts to boost NSSE response rates, including new outreach tactics.
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