AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSchool Safety & Student Tech: Indiana’s “bell-to-bell” K-12 cellphone ban is now easier to enforce, with teachers saying the state law backing makes confiscations and discipline more consistent. Public Health: Indiana confirmed West Nile-positive mosquitoes in Gibson County and urged residents to cut outdoor time at dusk/dawn, use approved repellents, and remove standing water. Health Equity & Access: A national report highlights how insurers often deny treatment for rare cancers, leaving patients and families to fight for coverage when there are no clear guidelines. Community Health & Housing Stability: Indiana received federal approval to replace SNAP benefits for residents in disaster-affected counties, with added emergency housing vouchers extended to help displaced Hoosiers recover. Local Health & Safety: A Bedford woman faces felony forgery charges after allegedly submitting a forged hospital note to excuse missed probation visits. Caregiving & Risk: An Evansville-area case alleges a mother was “passed out drunk” when her 3-year-old drowned in a backyard pool, underscoring the stakes of supervision around water.
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