AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMotown Music: Motown songwriter and philanthropist Janie Bradford-Hobbs has died at 87, leaving behind hits including “Money (That’s What I Want)” and a legacy tied to Detroit’s music DNA. Live Arts: The University of Michigan Musical Society is launching a biannual Ypsilanti Freighthouse residency this September, with free and pay-what-you-wish events like square dancing and Latin jazz. College Basketball (Michigan): A new look at the Fab Five ranks Chris Webber No. 2, spotlighting his instant impact and freshman-era dominance that helped define Michigan’s national-title run. Pro Sports (Detroit): Lions preseason QB Luke Altmyer says he wants coaches to focus on improvement—mechanics, operation, and learning every play—after a solid Week 2 showing. Cyber & Energy (Michigan-relevant headlines): Reports say Iran-linked hackers shut down a UK power plant for four days, underscoring growing concerns about critical-infrastructure cyberattacks.
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