AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoDetroit Public Safety: City leaders say summer homicides dropped 25%, with juvenile homicide victims falling from nine to one, crediting police work plus youth programs and more late-night activities. Detroit Politics & Campaigns: Former President Barack Obama will campaign in Detroit with Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed and gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson on Oct. 24, as the race stays tight and GOP groups respond to El-Sayed’s progressive foreign-policy stance. Pistons Contract Update: Jalen Duren says he’s “relieved and excited” after signing a five-year, $200 million extension, clarifying that the negotiation didn’t change how he feels about Detroit. Michigan Law & Crime: Michigan is cracking down on gift card fraud by treating card-draining schemes as organized retail crime, raising felony penalties. Weather: A frost advisory is in effect early Tuesday in parts of Southeast Michigan, with sunshine and mid-60s returning quickly. Local Courts: A Sixth Circuit ruling reopens a homeowner’s fight after a county kept surplus proceeds from a tax foreclosure sale. Business & Growth: Kroger plans to remodel a Portage shopping center it bought, interconnecting stores while the city awaits a site plan and timeline.
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