AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOhio State–Texas showdown: Texas and No. 1 Ohio State are set for Saturday’s top-five clash in Austin, with Longhorns coach Steve Sarkisian warning that OSU’s Jeremiah Smith is a “every snap” problem and Texas must stay sharp after last year’s 14-7 loss. Buckeyes football recap: Ohio State’s 56-3 opener over Ball State featured big nights from Julian Sayin and Jeremiah Smith, plus encouraging second-half offensive line play. Women’s soccer: Ohio State beat Princeton 2-0, using early goals and a halftime adjustment to hold off a second-half push. Election safety and violence: Ohio’s political violence bills are stalled as the aftermath of an armed incident at Democratic gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton’s event continues; Acton said Monday, “We had a rough day,” after suspect Patrick Havas was arrested. Local public safety tech: Trenton police chief Patrick Carr defended Flock Camera license-plate readers to city council, promising policy changes and tighter trust-building. Health and community: A Rossford coffee shop is hosting Suicide Prevention Month support, including a “Stay” latte fundraiser for a local coalition. Crime: Toledo police are investigating a shooting that left three people hit near Dexter Street. Economy snapshot: Ohio’s selective sales and gross receipts tax revenue rose 2.2% in 2024 vs. 2023, reaching $9B.
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