AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoMotorsports in Michigan: Cadillac and Corvette dominated the Detroit Grand Prix IMSA weekend, sweeping front rows in qualifying and winning their classes at the Motor City track. Labor & auto industry: About 1,000 UAW Local 2093 members walked out at American Axle’s Three Rivers plant after contract talks stalled, adding to a broader wave of supplier strikes. Detroit music news: Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons canceled the rest of their 2026 tour dates, citing health, with the Detroit Opera House stop now off the calendar. Local food & community: Rock & Rye soft serve returns for one week at Dairy Whip in Redford Township, and Ferndale launches a new weekly farmers market, the Ferndale Farmstand, outside Tall Trees Cafe. Sports spotlight: The Lions expect a smooth transition as Penei Sewell moves to left tackle, while Brad Galli starts “The Brad Galli Show” to bring more Michigan sports coverage to digital platforms. Arts & culture: The University of Michigan peony garden is drawing huge crowds as the annual bloom season hits. Sports history: Hall of Fame receiver Raymond Berry died at 93.
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