AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCourts & Health Care: A Michigan appellate panel revived Corewell Health’s bid to recover nearly $900,000 from State Farm over hyperbaric oxygen therapy tied to a child’s traumatic brain injury. Local Government & Tech: Two companies sued Gibraltar, arguing the city’s data-center moratorium is unlawful and blocks a steel plant conversion. U-M Leadership: The University of Michigan regents selected Vanderbilt provost C. Cybele Raver as the university’s 17th president, with a Sept. 1 vote and a Dec. 1 start if approved. Public Housing Watch: HUD data show Detroit’s public housing count stayed flat in 2025, while several Michigan cities reported small changes (Jackson up to 540; Bronson, Cadillac, St. Clair, and others unchanged). AI & Regulation: A Detroit-area policy debate continues as data-center moratoriums spread, with power, water, and utility costs driving pushback. Cybersecurity: DOJ unsealed updated charges against 17 people tied to an Iran-backed hacking network targeting U.S. universities, companies, and government agencies.
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