AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoJuneteenth History & Community: A Texas-rooted Juneteenth story highlights how freedom reached Galveston in 1865 and how educator Opal Lee’s decades of advocacy helped make the holiday federal in 2021. Public Safety & Health Access: Caldwell County Precinct 4 received free Narcan through Be Aware Be Prepared Texas, with multiple public pickup locations and no prescription needed. Power Reliability: A new study ranks Texas second nationally for power outages, estimating 2.31 hours per year per household and $248.15 million in statewide costs. Local Justice & Privacy: Houston advocates push to close a courtroom “true crime” loophole tied to Texas SB 1512, arguing graphic evidence can become public once introduced in open court. Livestock Protection: New World screwworm cases rise to 19 nationwide, with nearly all detections in Texas and expanded quarantines for ranching counties. Education & Curriculum: The Texas Education Agency faces scrutiny after Bluebonnet curriculum errors are projected to cost more than $8 million to fix, while leaders dodge questions. Tragedy in Fort Worth: A house fire killed one child and sent three others to hospitals, with investigators still working to determine the cause. Sports & Youth Spotlight: Barton Community College’s Cougars finish tied for second nationally in NJCAA standings, while THSCA names 2025–2026 Super Elite baseball teams across Texas.
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