AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSevere Weather & Recovery: Detroit’s east side is assessing damage after a confirmed tornado Thursday, with Mayor Mary Sheffield declaring a local state of emergency and crews working to restore power after outages hit hundreds of thousands. Storm Science: A local expert says the “background conditions” that fuel tornadoes are becoming more common as the climate warms, even if Thursday’s storm can’t be blamed on climate change alone. Public Safety Tech: Michigan gubernatorial candidates are clashing over Flock Safety license plate readers, as privacy concerns grow and Benson calls for tighter rules while James argues for constitutional balance. Elections & Ballot: Michigan voters will see two statewide questions in November, including a proposal for a constitutional convention and a utility/contractor political donation limit. Education: Michigan third-grade reading proficiency fell again on the M-STEP, while Detroit Public Schools posted small gains and hit a 12-year high in early literacy proficiency. Detroit Crime/Justice: A federal task force arrested a Detroit-area business owner accused of laundering more than $140 million tied to drug proceeds. Business & Energy: Indiana Michigan Power is seeking public input on major transmission upgrades, citing reliability needs as demand from large users like data centers grows. Sports: Michigan State opened its season with a scoreless men’s soccer draw vs. Pittsburgh, and football kicks off Saturday vs. Toledo.
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