Immigrant Heritage Month: Michigan’s Human Rights Council-backed proclamation spotlights immigrants’ role in the state’s economy and civic life, as national debate over immigration stays heated. Transportation & Infrastructure: Detroit City Council urged MDOT to complete a “road diet” on Fort Street in Southwest Detroit, aiming to improve safety and neighborhood access. Manufacturing & Tech: Formlabs launched the Fuse X1, a large-format SLS system priced from $84,999 and shipping in Q4 2026, targeting faster, lower-cost industrial-grade 3D printing. AI & Mobility: AT&T and Derq are teaming up to push Derq’s roadway-safety AI into AT&T’s Intelligent Transportation Platform, with a Detroit conference presentation set for June 11. Auto & Energy: GM rolled out vehicle-to-grid capability across its EV lineup and is expanding sodium-ion and second-life battery plans, including Michigan-linked storage and battery reuse efforts. Cross-border trade: Canada’s PM Mark Carney says the Gordie Howe Bridge will open this week despite Trump-era threats, keeping a key Michigan-Ontario corridor on track. Local Business & Community: Alpena Township approved a site plan for Alpena Alcona Area Credit Union’s new headquarters, a multi-story investment tied to traffic and site-impact review. Legal/Policy: A Michigan Supreme Court ruling clarifies where some state lawsuits must be filed, affecting how DHHS can pursue Medicaid overpayment claims. Health & Food Safety: A Salmonella outbreak tied to moringa supplements expanded to 119 cases across 36 states, prompting additional FDA recalls.