AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSNAP/Medicaid to School Meals: Indiana child advocates warn federal SNAP and Medicaid cuts could shrink the number of students automatically getting free breakfast and lunch under the Community Eligibility Provision, even though nearly 2,000 Indiana schools qualify. Cyclospora Update: Indiana health officials report 427 cyclosporiasis cases since May 1, with the nationwide outbreak now tied to shredded iceberg lettuce served at some Taco Bell locations in multiple states, while investigators still work to confirm the full scope and source. Public Health + Food Safety: CDC says cases are rising across 41 states, with thousands more not yet lab-confirmed, as retailers and suppliers remove recalled lettuce and review supply chains. Local Health Access for Small Business: Indiana Chamber and Indy Chamber expand ChamberCare access via a growing network of local chamber partners, aiming to help small employers pool coverage and potentially cut costs. Safety/Violence: A police chase involving a stolen SUV ended in a rollover crash in Chicago’s Morgan Park, injuring four people; in Indianapolis, two officers were shot during a disturbance call, with the suspect also critically injured. Fraud Crackdown: U.S. prosecutors announce a Southern District of Indiana Fraud Task Force to target fraud and theft from taxpayer-funded programs.
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