AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWCWS Finals Rematch: Texas and Texas Tech are set for a best-of-three Women’s College World Series title series in Oklahoma City after both survived Monday’s do-or-die semifinals—Texas swept Tennessee, while Tech knocked out Alabama twice behind NiJaree Canady’s complete-game shutout. Public Safety & Health Myths: Houston police said an elderly woman died after being hit by a car while crossing Fondren Road; meanwhile, experts pushed back on online panic about hantavirus and Ebola tied to World Cup travel. Local Power & Growth: Hood County residents are bracing for a massive data-center build that could reshape the Paluxy River Valley, while Houston installed new solar lights along the Columbia Tap Rail Trail ahead of World Cup crowds. Politics & Courts: Texas AG Ken Paxton sued Denton over “gender neutral” bathrooms tied to “Big Gay Swim Day.” Crime & Enforcement: The FBI said it arrested 276 people in an East Texas-linked child exploitation operation, and U.S. Customs seized $14.7M in meth disguised as lettuce at the Pharr bridge. Tech & Work: A Dallas Fed survey finds most Texas firms using AI, with some saying it’s reducing the need for workers.
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