AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWNBA/Indiana Fever: NBA commissioner Adam Silver says Caitlin Clark has become a “political football,” arguing the controversy around her isn’t “largely about officiating” after a June 24 incident involving Phoenix’s Alyssa Thomas. Statehouse/First Amendment: An Indiana Statehouse food truck lost its market spot over a slogan on its vehicle, raising free-speech questions about vendor participation rules. Energy Costs: Indiana regulators launched investigations into what’s driving higher electric bills, including utility profits, rate structures, and grid maintenance costs, with a push to improve customer service. Elections/Security: St. Joseph County Clerk discusses election security and signature verification ahead of a major Trump address, highlighting how fraud was caught in prior Indiana ballot work. Public Health: FDA/CDC-linked cyclosporiasis outbreak warnings include Indiana, tied to shredded iceberg lettuce at Taco Bell; officials urge customers not to eat the product while tracing the supplier. Local Government/Tax Policy: Knox County Council gave final approval to an Economic Revitalization Area for the Iona Solar project, clearing the way for negotiated tax abatements. Community/Service: Indiana Military Museum in Vincennes hosts Vietnam Veterans Appreciation Days this weekend. Sports/Local Crime: Nappanee police arrested a suspect tied to a Michigan home invasion after a stolen Jeep chase across northern Indiana.
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