AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoIndiana READI Arts & Culture: The Indiana Military Museum in Vincennes won a $295,996 READI Arts & Culture grant to build immersive, large-scale scenic dioramas for new World War II and Korean War exhibits. Statehouse & economy: The Indiana Chamber updated its Indiana Prosperity 2035 plan, narrowing to 18 priority goals with performance metrics aimed at workforce, education, housing, health costs, and infrastructure. Public safety & health: Indiana’s new Commerce Secretary Chuck Goodrich says he’ll keep running Gaylor Electric while leading state commerce efforts; separately, Indiana and regional officials are warning about car break-ins and thefts along the Ohio River. Policy fight: U.S. Sen. Jim Banks is pushing a birthright citizenship bill that would deny citizenship to children of people he calls “invaders,” reviving the Supreme Court-blocked approach. Local labor: Lake County Council backed BP workers in the Whiting refinery lockout, urging the company to return to bargaining with United Steelworkers Local 7-1. Environment: New dicamba rules are reigniting debate over herbicide drift and crop damage.
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