AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety: The CDC says the iceberg lettuce-linked cyclospora outbreak has expanded to 15 states, adding Arkansas, Iowa, Missouri, Nebraska, New Hampshire and North Carolina; investigators are focused on lettuce tied to Taylor Farms, with thousands of confirmed and suspected cases and two deaths reported in Michigan. WV STEM & Careers: A WVU engineering student is heading to Kyrgyzstan after winning a Boren Scholarship, studying Russian to support future space and national security work. Public Health & Tech Policy: A new report says nearly 800 rural agencies use automatic license plate readers, raising privacy concerns as police search AI-linked databases for people, not just plates. Healthcare Workforce: West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine enrolled a record Class of 2030, with 79 in-state students, aiming to ease the physician shortage. Energy & Data Centers: TeraWulf says it could double a Kentucky data center campus to 2 gigawatts, depending on power availability and utility approvals. For WVU Tech: An WVU Tech forensic investigation professor earned a Certified Forensic Interviewer credential. Politics & Voting Tech: A commentary argues mobile voting could protect ballot access as mail-in voting faces new federal pressure.
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