AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoJobs & Economy: Michigan’s seasonally adjusted unemployment rate dipped to 4.9% in July, with fewer unemployed people and a smaller workforce. School Safety: State leaders are urging families to use OK2SAY, the confidential student tip line run through Michigan State Police, as kids head back to class. Health & Food Assistance: WIC income limits rose under federal rules, meaning a family of four can qualify with up to $61,050 a year; the state says WIC supports nutrition and health outcomes for pregnant people, infants, and kids under 5. Public Health Watch: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis total climbed to 14,277 cases and 335 hospitalizations, but officials say weekly reporting has slowed. Detroit & Crime: Michigan State Police are investigating after two Dearborn officers were involved in a shooting near Inkster and Van Born; separately, an inmate at Bellamy Creek Correctional Facility in Ionia was found dead, with his cellmate accused of murder. Politics: Jocelyn Benson named State Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks as her running mate, while Republicans’ John James picked state Rep. Jay DeBoyer. Sports (Local): Michigan football camp notes focus on Bryce Underwood’s steadier play and protecting him from unnecessary hits.
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