AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Safety Tech & Privacy: Indiana’s cold-case law update (Carmen’s Law) now lets more family members request advanced DNA testing and allows collaboration with approved nonprofits to fund private-lab work—aimed at solving long-stalled homicide, sex offense, and high-risk missing-person cases. Health Care Access: A new national study finds cancer patients are waiting about 10 days longer to start treatment than a decade ago, with median delays rising across multiple cancer types. Cybersecurity for Small Business: A practical guide highlights how employee training, tighter access controls, and basic data-protection planning can reduce the odds and damage of cyberattacks. STEM Youth Programs: Genesis: Pathways to Success wrapped up Kids Building Bikes and Camp Scrubs & Stethoscopes, using hands-on activities to spark interest in STEM and healthcare careers. Education & Literacy: Marion County lawmakers point to five straight years of rising IREAD scores, with more than 88% of third graders passing. Funding & Broadband: An analysis says Indiana received $733M less in federal support last year, with Medicaid up but competitive grants down sharply, including a major drop in broadband funding.
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