AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoFood Safety: Health officials say a multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak is tied to shredded lettuce linked to Taylor Farms; Taco Bell has stopped using the supplier and pulled affected lettuce as the investigation zeroes in on Mexico and the full recall list expands. Public Health: The CDC reports measles cases have climbed to 2,260 across 44 jurisdictions, with officials warning summer travel could drive more outbreaks. Kansas Education: Kansas Health Science University in Wichita received WASC accreditation for a six-year term, a major step for the school’s health-science training mission. Local Government (Kansas): Great Bend City Council will consider a no-parking change at 9th and Kansas Avenue to improve sightlines, plus a dragstrip contract amendment. Weather: A dangerous heat stretch continues across Kansas with highs near or above 100 and limited storm chances. Business/Entertainment: Leawood-based AMC posted surprise Q2 results with record revenue and an adjusted profit, boosted by blockbuster ticket sales.
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