AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoState Economic Leadership: Indiana’s new commerce secretary, Chuck Goodrich, says he’ll keep running Gaylor Electric while overseeing the state’s commerce agencies, aiming to separate duties with internal screenings. Workforce & Growth Strategy: The Indiana Chamber updated its Indiana Prosperity 2035 plan, cutting priorities to 18 measurable goals focused on workforce, education, tech readiness, housing, health costs and infrastructure. Arts & Community Investment: Gov. Mike Braun announced READI 2.0 Arts & Culture grants totaling $65 million statewide; Northeast Indiana groups won $10.62 million, including PBS Fort Wayne and Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. Education Innovation: Twin Lakes School Corporation is accepting applications for Twin Lakes Online, a virtual program with Indiana-licensed teachers and flexible pacing. Local Business Education: Lemonade Day Elkhart County returns Saturday, pairing Junior Achievement and the Greater Elkhart Chamber to teach kids how to start and run small businesses. Consumer Protection: Indiana AGs’ push to crack down on robocalls and scam texts continues as states urge stronger FCC rules to block scammers’ access to legitimate numbers. Data Center Debate: Indianapolis leaders are weighing a data center moratorium as residents demand answers and a pause before key votes.
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