Food Safety Update: Michigan lifted its cyclosporiasis precautions, telling residents they can resume normal lettuce and salad-green handling as case reports and diarrhea-related ER visits trend downward. Public Health & Debate: Michigan’s water fluoridation program earned state awards for long-running consistency, even as fluoride remains controversial in other states. Courts & Consumer Protection: The Michigan Supreme Court removed an exemption that had limited the reach of the state Consumer Protection Act, clearing the way for investigators to pursue Eli Lilly’s pricing practices. Politics: Democrats are trying to present unity after a razor-thin Senate primary win by Abdul El-Sayed over Haley Stevens, while outside groups and attacks already gear up for November. Environment & Energy: A Michigan Supreme Court Line 5 decision is reshaping Great Lakes protection rules, and Ontario Premier Doug Ford is pushing a new “all-Canadian” pipeline response. Local Resilience: Southeast Michigan is asking residents to weigh in on a flooding and resilience plan, with a survey deadline Aug. 11. Business & Courts: A federal judge denied Coinbase’s bid to block Michigan sports-betting rules, keeping the state’s enforcement in place while the case continues.