AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoLocal Education Watch: Walters Elementary in Marshall enrolled 14 Hispanic students in 2024-25 (4.8% of 293 total), up from 13 the year before—another data point in Michigan’s ongoing push to track who’s being served in public schools. Community Health & Safety: Families in Harper Woods say bed bugs have plagued Park Place Apartments for months, with repeated treatments and furniture replacements, while management disputes how widespread the problem is. Arts & Culture: A new national tour of “All Things Equal: The Life and Trials of Ruth Bader Ginsburg” lands in 2027, bringing the Tony Award-winning playwright Rupert Holmes’ one-woman production to 23 cities. Metro Media: Jennifer Hudson’s daytime show moves to WXYZ Channel 7 in Southeast Michigan for its fifth season, with Detroit’s Motown legacy front and center. Sports (Michigan ties): Michigan re-enters the college football top 25 after Week 2, while Detroit’s pro baseball scene keeps heat on with the Tigers starting a series in Toronto. Civic Power: The NAACP launches a $20 million Black voter mobilization push for the November election, warning representation could shrink after recent voting-rights setbacks.
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