AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoCollege Sports & Courts: A Texas judge granted Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction to play this fall after the NCAA deemed him ineligible for wagering, setting up an appeal and sparking backlash across college athletics. Agriculture & Public Health: New World screwworm detections keep spreading in South Texas, prompting disaster declarations and tighter livestock movement rules, while Canada temporarily restricts certain Texas livestock imports. State Government & Energy: Gov. Greg Abbott is pushing sweeping new data-center rules—requiring centers to fund their own grid and infrastructure costs, use closed-loop water systems, and report electricity and water use—after local communities complained about hidden costs. Elections & Party Politics: Texas Republicans are trying to unify after a divisive U.S. Senate runoff, with the GOP convention in Houston aimed at cooling intraparty attacks ahead of November. Local Government: Houston residents packed City Hall to demand more funding for animal welfare and flood mitigation as budget debate continues. Law Enforcement: Texas DPS is seeking tips in a decades-old Refugio County cold case involving the remains of an unidentified woman found in 1992. Health Care: Abbott announced $2.5 million for mobile stroke units to expand faster access to stroke treatment across Texas.
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