AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSenate Race: Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed clashed in their first debate over affordability, health care, tariffs and foreign policy. President Trump’s repeated misnaming of El-Sayed drew condemnation from Arab American leaders as racist. Health Care: Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel sued Blue Cross Blue Shield, alleging it used monopoly power to suppress competition and raise costs; the insurer says it disputes the claims. Public Safety: Lansing police warned that a possible serial killer may be linked to five deaths. In Prudenville, two 14-year-olds were arrested after an armed home invasion. Election Access: The ACLU of Michigan threatened legal action over a northern township’s delayed mailing of absentee ballots. Research: Michigan State University researchers say a material made from wood waste could help make lithium-ion batteries safer. Transportation: I-696 will close between I-75 and M-10 this weekend as crews shift traffic onto rebuilt westbound lanes. Local Funding: Michigan townships are seeking more stable state revenue-sharing, which officials say has declined while costs have risen.
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