AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoIndyCar Tech & Safety: IndyCar released renderings of the 2028 IR-28 and says first chassis tests start this week, aiming for lighter cars, faster speeds, and safer wheel-to-wheel racing. Rural Health Funding: Gov. Mike Braun’s GROW grant program will distribute $120 million across eight Indiana regions to expand rural healthcare access with partnerships and new technology. Data Centers & Power: Indiana’s electricity demand is rising with AI and data centers, and Braun is pushing nuclear—specifically small modular reactors—to meet the load. Privacy vs. Surveillance Cameras: Monroe County voted to end its Flock Safety contract and remove cameras in Bloomington, joining Indiana communities rejecting automated license plate readers over “mass surveillance” concerns. Education Support Gap: A new report finds many public schools have concussion policies, but far fewer require staff training or provide guidance for supporting students during recovery. Cyberstalking Case: A Bringhurst man was sentenced to 36 months for cyberstalking and swatting using electronic devices to harass a victim and family. Indiana Science Spotlight: IU physicists are part of ATLAS work at CERN, helping install upgrades to the Large Hadron Collider. Health Research: U.K. research links persistent low income to faster cognitive decline later in life, tying long-term financial stress to brain aging markers.
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