AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoData Centers in Kentucky: Louisville’s final public hearing on proposed data center regulations is set for Monday night, with residents getting a last chance to comment and the draft revised to address environmental, resident, and telecom concerns, including a cap on future projects over 500,000 sq. ft. Homelessness Funding Fight: A federal judge again blocked the Trump administration from diverting $4 billion in Housing First grants, a move Attorney General Tong says would have pushed thousands back onto the streets. Voting Rights Standoff: Senators ended a predawn standoff over Trump’s proof-of-citizenship voting push, with SAVE America Act stalled and GOP leaders signaling a new try through a broader budget package. Immigration & Tuition Lawsuits: The DOJ sued New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over in-state tuition and aid for undocumented students, arguing it violates federal law. Local Business & Community: A new independent bookstore opened in Pikeville, while Sinclair and CVG announced a partnership to advance drone and automated air mobility tech. Health & Recovery: Addiction Recovery Care in Louisa named a new CEO after its founder’s indictment, and a Louisville bicycle safety program is helping refugee teens build confidence on city roads.
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