AGP Executive Report
Last update: 29 minutes agoSchool Sports Funding: Wyoming school and state association leaders are weighing how to handle an 8.4% reduction in school funding, with worries that athletics and other activities could be cut. Public Health & Opioids: Ohio University researchers won a nearly $4M NIH grant to expand primary-care support for prescribing medication for opioid use disorder across about 40 clinics in Ohio and West Virginia. Data Centers vs. Local Backlash: Crusoe paused a Cheyenne-area data center project at a customer’s request, while Avista halted a Spokane request after thousands of complaints and a proposed moratorium—another sign AI power and data-center growth is colliding with local politics. Wyoming Agriculture Costs: Rocky Mountain Power’s proposed rate hike could hit irrigators hardest, with one schedule raising bills by 37.7% as drought pushes farmers to start pumping earlier. Fire Weather: Southeast Wyoming faces Red Flag Warnings with very low humidity and wind gusts 40–60 mph, raising the risk of rapid fire spread. Community Housing Push: Habitat for Humanity of Laramie County’s Blitz Build is racing to complete 4 homes in 10 days, aiming to build at least eight homes a year going forward. Elections & Voter Data: Wyoming AG Keith Kautz says two independent reviews found no criminal charges after a complaint alleged Secretary of State Chuck Gray shared sensitive voter data with the federal government.
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