AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoBusiness: Indiana-based Corteva has split into separate crop-protection and seed companies, giving shareholders stakes in both as the agribusiness pursues a more focused strategy. Energy & Development: Indiana approved AES’s plan to power Google’s data center in Monrovia, amid wider debate over the water and electricity demands of rapid data-center growth. State & Local Affairs: Attorney General Todd Rokita says federal officials reversed plans to close Indianapolis Downtown Heliport after state intervention. Gov. Mike Braun also announced a partnership with Ivy Tech Bloomington to support Main Street businesses. Public Services: Upcoming federal Medicaid changes could add pressure to already strained hospitals, with new work requirements and more frequent eligibility renewals. About 125 Indiana National Guard members are also deploying to Texas to support immigration enforcement. Jobs & Politics: Nucor plans a $105 million Crawfordsville expansion expected to create up to 100 jobs. In Northwest Indiana, Republican Trevor De Vries and Democrat Scott Houldieson are vying for the District 1 state Senate seat.
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