Michigan Supreme Court: The Oliver Bell Group won a landmark Michigan Supreme Court ruling in Ernest v. Brown, restoring families’ ability to use the state’s Notice of Intent tolling in wrongful-death medical malpractice cases after the court overruled a 2004 precedent. Detroit Infrastructure: Detroit’s $300M I-75 cap project cleared a feasibility study hurdle, setting up environmental review and funding talks to reconnect neighborhoods split by the freeway. Lions Update: Kerby Joseph said he’s “super optimistic” about returning early from a knee injury, though coach Dan Campbell indicated readiness for the opener is unlikely. Politics & Voting: The DOJ plans to send federal election monitors to East Lansing, Lansing and Detroit for the Aug. 4 primary, with local officials pushing back on the federal claims. Rural Health: A Sturgis Hospital closure town hall drew about 100 people as Christian Vukasovich addressed the broader rural health access fallout. Wrestling/Detroit: The Motor City Machine Guns made their AEW Collision debut as contracted talent, getting a hometown ovation. Arts & Community: Hagerty opened its Northern Michigan garage to the public, spotlighting car culture and the community behind the collection. Health Care: Planned Parenthood of Michigan announced it will permanently close three locations in Lansing, Livonia and Warren due to funding and Medicaid eligibility changes.