AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoRx Kids Scrutiny: Michigan House Speaker Matt Hall says the state’s Rx Kids maternal health program has morphed into a broader guaranteed-income effort, arguing Democrats used more than $300 million in taxpayer money for unrestricted cash payments. Road Safety Update: New Michigan State Police data show overall traffic deaths fell 3% in 2025, but bicyclist deaths jumped 21%, with many crashes tied to rural roads and speeding. Lettuce Guidance Eased: Health officials lifted the statewide “avoid bagged salad” guidance as cyclosporiasis cases slow, though recalled lettuce is still off-limits. Politics After the Primary: Michigan Democrats are pushing to consolidate support after a divisive U.S. Senate Democratic primary, where progressive Abdul El-Sayed narrowly won and now faces Republican Mike Rogers. Detroit Ethics Fight: A report alleges a top Detroit City Hall lawyer also holds roles tied to a company receiving city tax breaks, raising conflict-of-interest concerns. Detroit Rail Repairs: Detroit City Council approved a $6M-plus contract to fix dangerous railroad crossings, but residents may wait years for improvements. NFL in Detroit: Jahmyr Gibbs agreed to a three-year extension with the Lions, making him the league’s highest-paid running back.
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