AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoUtility & Consumer Watch: A Change.org petition is pushing Public Service Company of Oklahoma to explain higher electric rates after Tulsa-area customers say the math behind their bills isn’t clear, while PSO says the increases fund rising costs and grid investment. Public Health & Safety: Optimal Balance Pharmacy issued a voluntary recall of Glutathione Injection vials after FDA flagged elevated endotoxin levels tied to reports of fever, chills, and other reactions in 14 states. Energy & Industry Policy: The Oklahoma Sooners’ defense is getting national buzz as a potential top unit under Brent Venables, but the bigger Oklahoma business story is the state’s push to keep manufacturing incentives—State Question 844 would change how the state reimburses schools and local governments when new factories use the five-year property tax exemption. Education & Workforce: Oklahoma ended a federal program funding third meals for schools with expanded hours, and parents in Kiefer are demanding fixes after kids ate lunch in hot, non-air-conditioned gyms during extreme heat. Local Community Support: The Salvation Army in Tulsa says extreme temperatures are driving more utility-bill requests, and it’s also handing out fans to help families stay safe. Research & Federal Scrutiny: The Department of War ordered immediate reviews of foreign-linked research partnerships at 30 U.S. institutions, including Oklahoma State University and Northeastern State University. Energy in Indian Country: DOE’s Office of Indian Energy Policy and Programs outlined a plan to support 450 tribe-led energy and infrastructure projects, aiming to streamline permitting and expand technical help.
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