Public Health: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak keeps climbing, with MDHHS reporting 572 cases statewide as officials still haven’t pinned down the source; health guidance focuses on food and water safety and watching for watery, explosive diarrhea. Local Government: Detroit is drafting new rules for data center development, with planners trying to map existing facilities and set zoning limits as residents raise concerns about energy use and noise. Politics: Democratic Sen. Mallory McMorrow suspended her U.S. Senate campaign, leaving the primary narrowed to Haley Stevens vs. Abdul El-Sayed ahead of a televised debate. Environment & Safety: After a power outage at Marathon’s Detroit refinery, the company conducted a controlled flaring event; city and state officials monitored air quality and closed a nearby road as a precaution. Sports: The Detroit Tigers reportedly traded reliever Go Woo-suk to the Twins, putting him on track for a major league debut. Education: Wayne State is moving toward a standalone School of Public Health to better tackle Detroit’s health needs. Weather/Community: Severe storms left hundreds of thousands without power across Michigan, with crews still working restoration. Lottery: Michigan Lottery Daily 3 and Daily 4 results for July 5 were published.