AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Health: The CDC and FDA say shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell locations in Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Ohio and West Virginia is linked to the Cyclospora outbreak, with 1,644 confirmed cases and 94 hospitalizations; Taco Bell says it removed the implicated lettuce supplier and will stop using it. Sports & Politics: NBA Commissioner Adam Silver called Caitlin Clark “a political football,” saying the WNBA controversy isn’t mainly about officiating after reports tied him to pressure over an incident involving Alyssa Thomas. Indiana Business/Community: Zionsville homeowners are fighting a proposed gas station near Holliday Farms and U.S. 421, citing traffic, noise, and potential impacts to the Eagle Creek watershed. State Policy: Indiana’s Diversity Business Enterprises program is under fire after Gov. Mike Braun moved to eliminate race- and gender-conscious goals, with critics saying it cuts opportunities for minority- and women-owned contractors. Local Economy: LeBron James still won’t name his next team, but he’s signaling the decision is close as he appears at Fanatics Fest and CNBC’s Game Plan Summit.
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