AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoPublic Health: The CDC says the iceberg lettuce-linked cyclosporiasis outbreak has grown to 15 states, adding Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire and North Carolina; nationwide totals now include 10,468 lab-confirmed cases and 517 hospitalizations, with Michigan reporting two deaths and guidance shifting as case counts ease. Local Government & Safety: Kansas Gas Service is pushing residents to call 811 before any digging, warning that hitting underground utilities can cause outages and injuries. Immigration Detention: CoreCivic has sold its Kansas ICE prison in Leavenworth to the federal government for $238.4 million, with the company saying it expects to keep operating the facility under existing contracts for now. Agriculture Policy: A Kansas farm leader says the U.S. Senate farm bill stalled after the Agriculture Committee failed to advance it, with disputes over SNAP cost-sharing driving the delay. Local Courts: A Wyandotte County man was sentenced to 18 months probation for insurance fraud after a false injury claim tied to a collision. Community: Topeka is hosting National Night Out this Saturday with a car show, touch-a-truck, resource fair and activities at Stormont Vail.
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