AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoFood & Agriculture: The FDA walked back a key finding in the multistate cyclospora outbreak tied to shredded iceberg lettuce served at Taco Bell locations in Indiana and other states, saying a Taylor Farms de Mexico sample was a false positive after lab experts re-reviewed results; Taylor Farms said the FDA apologized and the company’s earlier recall remains in place while investigators continue. Energy & Cost of Living: Gas prices climbed back to about $4 a gallon nationally, while Indiana’s average stayed lower at roughly $3.35, according to AAA. Statehouse/Politics & Business Climate: Gov. Mike Braun raised more than $1.1 million in the first half of 2026 for his 2028 reelection and also funneled large sums toward GOP primary defeats tied to redistricting fights. Local Infrastructure: INDOT announced nightly I-69 lane and ramp closures in Madison County for paving work, with schedules running through July 23. Indiana Economy & Workforce: Indiana Farm Bureau opened registration for a Farm Business and Diversification Conference focused on practical strategies like contracts, digital marketing and insurance. Legal/Privacy: An Indiana judge is set to hear arguments after a lawyer alleged the Clark County Sheriff’s Office read attorney-client texts in a murder case.
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