AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoOklahoma Energy & Infrastructure: ODOT is rolling out new vehicle-mounted digital messaging boards in work zones to curb distracted driving after crashes and fatalities tied to driver inattention. Data Centers & Power Policy: Oklahoma’s GOP governor runoff debate put data centers and electricity reliability front and center, with candidates clashing on incentives, local control, and grid impacts as AI demand grows. Workforce & Immigration: At the NGA meeting in Oklahoma City, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin urged changes to employment-based visa programs to address labor shortages in agriculture, construction, hospitality, manufacturing, and elder care. Agriculture & Soil Health: Farmers, ranchers, and urban growers met in Enid to trade practical soil-health ideas through peer-to-peer tracks. Legal/Business: A Delaware court let rural Oklahoma telecom partnership claims against AT&T move forward, rejecting efforts to toss new allegations. Public Safety: A study ranks Texas highest for fatal work zone crashes, with Oklahoma also near the top. Aviation/Defense: One KC-135 Stratotanker damaged in the U.S.-Iran-era mid-air collision is reportedly back in service after a replacement tail was sourced from another aircraft. Health Policy: Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway joined a coalition pushing Congress to expand states’ Medicaid fraud investigation and prosecution authority.
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