AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPublic Health: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak keeps climbing, topping 8,000 cases (8,176 reported) with hospitalizations rising fast, as state and federal officials investigate clusters. Courts & Safety: Whitmer signed bills reforming Michigan’s juvenile justice system, expanding the Indigent Defense Commission to cover youth and improving data-driven oversight. Education & Families: Michigan expands its Strong Beginnings free pre-K pilot for 3-year-olds, adding more districts and classrooms ahead of 2026-27. Consumer Watch: Amy’s Kitchen recalled lentil soup nationwide due to a can “easy open tab” issue—but none of the affected product was sold in Michigan. Politics: U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed doubled down on controversial rhetoric as the Aug. 4 primary nears, arguing outside groups are trying to “buy” the seat. Sports Business: Duke-Michigan’s Dec. 21 marquee game was canceled after broadcast-rights disputes, with Duke instead set to play Texas Tech at MSG.
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