AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoCoal Push: President Trump announced a $700 million federal package to revive U.S. coal, including $425 million to protect 13 coal plants (with Oklahoma listed among the states) and $185 million to match private funds for new plants plus support for a coal export terminal. Rail Safety & Infrastructure: Wagoner City Council voted to pursue a grant aimed at reducing 20+ daily Highway 51 railroad crossing delays, though residents raised concerns about potential eminent domain impacts. Livestock Health Watch: Oklahoma officials say they’re ready to respond if the New World screwworm spreads after USDA confirmed a case in Texas; the focus is wound monitoring and the sterile-fly approach. Retail Fuel Demand: Yesway reported inside merchandise sales up 4.5% year-over-year in Q1 2026 despite higher fuel prices, with fuel gallons up 8%. Local Business & Logistics: LSI acquired Five Rivers Distribution assets, expanding inland waterways logistics tied to the Tulsa Port of Catoosa and the MKARNS corridor. Energy Prices: GasBuddy data showed Oklahoma regular gas averaging about $3.90 statewide for the week ending May 30, with notable low points in multiple counties.
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