AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFederal Trucking Crackdown: The Trump administration announced the Joint Task Force Crossroads of America, pairing DHS and DOT with FMCSA and U.S. attorneys to target CDL fraud, including emergency shutdowns of 110 CDL schools tied to failed English language proficiency tests, plus audits of third-party CDL testers and a sweep of training schools across 23 states. Northwest Indiana Storm Recovery: Gov. Mike Braun and FEMA officials toured Gary damage as some residents still wait on power nearly three weeks after the Aug. 11 storm; NIPSCO says most of the region is back on, but nearly 150 homes and businesses remain dark. Semiconductor Push in Indiana: Braun joined SK hynix executives in West Lafayette to break ground on a $4 billion advanced packaging/HBM hub, aiming for cleanroom operations in 2028 and mass production in 2029. Surveillance Tech Debate: New Paris police detailed how they use Flock license plate readers, while critics warn surveillance tools can drift into privacy overreach. Indiana Energy Costs & Data Centers: A report compares state approaches to AI-driven power demand, highlighting ratepayer protections in New Jersey as Hoosiers watch utility and grid impacts. Indiana Courts/Legal: A former Jackson County deputy faces charges after investigators allege more than 2,000 unauthorized Flock searches of the same license plate.
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