AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoHealth Policy & Pharma: FDA approved a label expansion for J&J’s TREMFYA (guselkumab), adding evidence it inhibits progression of structural joint damage in adults with active psoriatic arthritis, positioning it as the only IL-23 inhibitor shown to stop further joint damage. Local Business & Community: South Bend Bike Garage earned a top “platinum” designation from the League of American Bicyclists, the first Indiana business to reach that level, with a mission focused on getting more people on bikes. Housing & Consumer Protection: South Bend’s Karl King Tower owners entered a court-backed voluntary compliance agreement with Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s office after heating failures and related resident impacts; the deal includes habitability and security requirements. Education & Family Costs: Lafayette School Corporation will offer free summer breakfast and lunch for children under 18 across four sites in June. Indiana Economy Watch: Indiana Attorney General Rokita’s gas price investigation into suspected price gouging during the state’s gas-tax holiday is drawing scrutiny, with dozens of inquiries and formal investigations underway. Workforce & Fraud: New data shows employment scams are rising, often starting with texts and using AI to look more legitimate. Regional Growth: River Ridge Commerce Center leaders say new projects—including a major Meta data center and additional industrial development—could drive significant economic impact in southern Indiana.
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