AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoElections: Early voting starts Monday, Oct. 19, after Texas officials cleared a voter-registration backlog that had put thousands of records at risk; the state says a record 19 million people are registered. AI and Water: UT Austin researchers say treated oilfield wastewater could cool data centers, as Attorney General Ken Paxton seeks water-use reports from 156 facilities. Consumer Protection: Texas sued Gerber and Nestlé, alleging they misled parents about heavy metals in baby food; the companies say their products meet federal limits, and the case is not a recall. Immigration Enforcement: A DPS trooper’s use of Signal to help ICE detain an Austin high school senior prompted agency leaders to warn against third-party messaging apps for law-enforcement communications. Houston: Two people were shot in the neck during a parking-lot gunfight outside a southeast Houston club; both are expected to survive, and police are investigating the wounded man as a possible suspect. Sports: The Texans face Jacksonville in London, while No. 7 Texas hosts Florida and unbeaten Texas Tech meets Arizona State in Lubbock.
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