AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoHealth Coverage Shock: New federal data shows ACA marketplace enrollment fell by 2.6 million (down to 19.2 million) after enhanced premium tax credits expired—raising the odds Hoosiers and others will go without care. Public Health & Food Safety: Taylor Farms expanded a voluntary iceberg lettuce recall tied to cyclospora, now covering 27 states including Indiana, after Taco Bell-linked cases were confirmed in five states. Local Government Watch: New Haven officials say no city money has been forwarded to a developer accused in a federal inquiry tied to the Mishawaka Fieldhouse project—while the city stresses it only reimbursed engineering/design costs. Education & Community Safety: Pike Township school board president Terry Webster’s home was vandalized after a town hall, with police treating it as intentional and the district warning threats and intimidation are illegal. Indiana Politics & Policy: Gov. Braun ended race- and sex-based contracting preferences in state procurement, arguing the components are unconstitutional. Sports & Culture: Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark drew more scrutiny after another technical foul and fines as league leaders debate whether she’s become a “political football,” while WNBA suspended Tempo coach Sandy Brondello for remarks about Angel Reese. Military/State Ops: Indiana State Police took part in filming for MrBeast at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center.
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