AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMichigan Supreme Court: The court sided with Attorney General Dana Nessel in a fight over Eli Lilly’s insulin pricing probe, overturning prior rules about when regulated businesses can be investigated under the Michigan Consumer Protection Act. Line 5: In a separate major ruling, the Michigan Supreme Court tossed a key permit for Enbridge’s Line 5 tunnel, sending the project back for more review after finding regulators fell short under state environmental law and the public trust doctrine; the U.S. and Canada also asked a federal court to block Michigan’s push. Metro Detroit courts & labor: The U.S. Department of Labor secured a consent judgment requiring a Leo’s Coney Island owner to pay more than $500K in back overtime to 143 workers. Public safety & justice: A Boy Scout leader in Muskegon County was sentenced to at least 17 years for recording girls with hidden cameras. Health: Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak may be easing, but officials warn the risk isn’t over. Politics: The Democratic Senate primary between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed keeps turning into a broader party fight, with outside money pouring into Michigan House races. Weather: Southeast Michigan is bracing for a wet weekend with rain and a few thunderstorms, mainly ramping up Saturday night into Sunday. Detroit & sports: The Detroit Lions open camp with Jahmyr Gibbs still out on a contract hold, and the Tigers host the Athletics in a key matchup.
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