AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDetention Lawsuit: Immigrants held at Miami Correctional Facility are suing state and federal agencies, alleging medical neglect, abusive punishment and inhumane conditions. The ACLU filed the class action Thursday; agencies had not immediately responded. Jobs and Investment: Indiana launched a $10.79 million grant program to help auto suppliers adapt to hybrid, electric and hydrogen vehicles. In Elkhart County, new RV maker Boundless Recreation plans to create up to 115 jobs by 2028. Election Countdown: With Election Day Nov. 3, Democrat Beau Bayh and Republican Max Engling are competing in a closely watched race for secretary of state. Federal election monitoring in Lake and Marion counties remains a point of dispute. Death Penalty: The Indiana Parole Board unanimously recommended that Gov. Mike Braun deny clemency for Jeffrey Weisheit, scheduled for execution Nov. 5 for killing two children in a 2010 house fire. Roads and Communities: Braun announced nearly $110 million for local road and bridge improvements, while a new READI initiative will help communities build capacity for development projects.
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