AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoDemocratic politics in Michigan: Abdul El-Sayed’s win in the state Senate primary is already triggering a messaging fight inside the party, with critics arguing the campaign’s attacks and outside money shaped the outcome. Healthcare debate: A union auto worker is pushing back on Medicare for All, warning of long wait times and potential harm to union benefits. Education snapshot (statewide enrollment): Michigan’s 2026 education budget totals $24.1B, with per-pupil funding at $10,050, plus free meals and full pre-K/community college funding. U-M mental health grading change: The University of Michigan will move most first-semester freshmen in LSA to pass/no credit on transcripts starting fall 2027 to reduce grade pressure. Local schools, demographics: Kingston Elementary reported just 1 Asian student (0.3%) in 2024-25, while Bridge Academy in Hamtramck saw Asian enrollment jump to 67 students (17.1%). Public safety: Michigan State Police identified a man found along the Lake Huron shoreline in 2025 via DNA match. Business & culture: Shipley Donuts is coming to Metro Detroit with its first location targeted for late Q1 2027.
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