AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEducation & Access: Texas Talking Book Program is reminding families that dyslexia students can get free, lifetime audiobooks and audio magazines (no waitlists) through the BARD app or a mailed Digital Talking Book Machine. Civil Rights in Texas Workplaces: The EEOC says Dallas Barber & Stylist College rejected a pregnant applicant after a skills test, and the company will pay damages to settle the pregnancy discrimination case. Immigration & Oversight: A federal judge let DHS move forward—for now—with a border wall plan through Presidio’s levee system, rejecting flooding concerns. Local Community Life: McKinney Historic Half registration opened for the second annual race on April 3, 2027, with a 5K, half marathon, and kids’ dash. Sports Honors: Tyler Legacy’s Calvin Rippy, Cale Zips, and Owen Harrison earned TSWA Class 6A all-state baseball honors. Texas Politics & Legacy: Kay Granger, the first Republican woman elected to Texas’s U.S. House and Fort Worth’s first female mayor, died at 83. Culture & Film: Austin’s Alamo Drafthouse Mueller will be renamed the Matthew McConaughey Cinema.
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