AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoData Center Fight: Ohio’s data center boom is under fresh scrutiny as state leaders and residents argue over who should pay for rising utility and transmission costs, with the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel warning families shouldn’t subsidize big tech power demand. Public Safety Training: Northeast Ohio police are using virtual reality to practice high-stress scenarios, from traffic stops to active shooter situations, aiming to improve split-second decision-making. Housing Push: Gov. DeWine announced more than $26.9 million through the Welcome Home Ohio program to expand housing growth in 57 counties, while noting some counties still haven’t received funds. Statehouse Politics: A Charlie Kirk-named education bill is still stalled in the Ohio Senate six months after passing the House, as lawmakers debate how religion should be taught in schools. Community & Culture: Columbus kicked off Pride Month with its Shellabarger Illuminator Award honoring LGBTQ+ advocate Jose Rodriguez, and OhioSEE continues expanding free eye exams and glasses for young students.
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