AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWNBA Eligibility Fight: Indiana Rep. Marlin Stutzman and other GOP lawmakers pressed the WNBA to tighten “women” eligibility rules, citing player and fan safety concerns after high-profile trans-athlete eligibility disputes. Public Safety Tech Scrutiny: Indianapolis police Chief Terry suspended an officer and recommended firing after improper use of the department’s automated license plate reader system, with tighter rules and tracking planned. Local Law Enforcement Manhunt: Indiana State Police are searching for an armed suspect in LaPorte County after shots were fired at officers; residents are told not to approach and to call 911. Education & Cybersecurity: Gov. Mike Braun will visit Bloomfield Middle and High School to showcase Indiana’s military-aligned cybersecurity pathway, aiming to scale from dozens of schools to hundreds. Infrastructure in NW Indiana: Gary Chicago International Airport broke ground on a new, taller air traffic control tower funded largely by FAA grants. Courts & Legal Deadlines: A new explainer lays out Indiana’s wrongful death claim filing deadline and what families need to know before pursuing compensation. Marion County Prosecutor Race: Coverage highlights the contrast between incumbent Ryan Mears’ conviction-rate focus and challenger Philip Foust’s push for tougher enforcement. Energy Costs: Gas prices are spiking again, with Chicago singled out as especially high. Community & Housing: Allen County council discussions include the implications of a unified Fire and EMS district, while Vincennes advanced an economic development agreement tied to new downtown apartments.
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