AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWNBA & Indiana Sports: President Barack Obama surprised WNBA All-Stars at practice at the new Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, chatting with Indiana Fever guard Caitlin Clark and New York Liberty’s Jonquel Jones ahead of the All-Star weekend. Workplace & Local Accountability: Former Fever player Brianna Turner says the Indiana Fever fired a male employee for sexual harassment and that players were encouraged not to discuss it; the team says it won’t comment on personnel matters. Food Safety: The cyclospora outbreak continues to evolve, with officials tracing new clusters and more products under scrutiny; Indiana is among states tied to the broader illness wave. Indiana Business & Jobs: CS PowerTech opened a new solar cell manufacturing phase in Jeffersonville, aiming to support energy security and create 1,200-plus jobs. Energy Policy: Gov. Mike Braun signed Trump’s data center ratepayer protection pledge, joining other governors seeking to shield utility customers from AI data center cost impacts. Community & Education: Mingus Union High School expanded paid maternity/paternity leave for teachers from 10 days to 30. Consumer Watch: Carmel ranked among Indiana cities with notable BBB scam reports in June, with counterfeit products a common theme.
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