AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoEnergy & Health: Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and AG Todd Rokita are pushing to keep coal plants running longer, arguing new data center demand makes it necessary—while critics warn it could worsen public health and raise costs for Hoosiers. Foodborne Illness Watch: Michigan is easing its lettuce guidance as cyclosporiasis cases slow, but still urges people to avoid recalled lettuce; meanwhile, the nationwide outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce continues to spread across more states. Organ Donation Oversight: The federal government is moving to decertify Network for Hope, an organ-donation nonprofit serving Kentucky and Indiana, after HHS raised serious patient-safety concerns tied to cases where neurological signs were questioned. Tenant Rights & Housing Stability: A Central Indiana Housing FAQ from WFYI and the Indianapolis Recorder highlights eviction rules and renter protections, noting Indiana saw nearly 70,000 evictions over the past year. Medicaid Fraud Push: State attorneys general, including Indiana’s, are urging Congress to expand states’ authority to investigate Medicaid recipient fraud. Local Health Business: Strawberry Fields REIT reported quarterly results and declared a $0.17 dividend, with its portfolio spanning Indiana and other states’ skilled nursing and long-term care facilities.
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