AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHealthcare Cybersecurity: Pennsylvania AG Dave Sunday warned MyChart users about a phishing scam offering a fake “MyChart Medicare Kit,” urging patients to avoid malicious links that can steal passwords and medical records. Education Policy: Allentown School District approved charter-school policy updates covering free transportation rules, enrollment limits, and board vote requirements. Food & Agriculture Markets: Cattle prices and CME trading stayed jumpy as news of added imports, border reopening, and meat-plant closures fed volatility, while Trump floated a plan to let farmers process their own food. Legal & Consumer Protection: A federal judge blocked Mylan/Lannett and others from splitting Humana generics price-fixing trial into separate phases, and Pennsylvania real-estate brokerage kickback claims moved forward. Energy & Infrastructure: Scranton officials toured Pennsylvania American Water projects after a 2024 sediment release, and Scranton Mayor Cognetti pressed DEP for a hearing on PPL’s century-old transmission-line rebuild over stormwater runoff risks. Data Centers & Local Governance: Salem Township’s data-center overlay fight continued after Sunshine Act disputes, with another meeting moving toward supervisors. Public Health Politics: Pennsylvania’s measles outbreak and two “measles-associated” deaths sparked sharp party-line controversy. Local Economy & Industry Events: The Little League World Series brought an estimated $40M to Pennsylvania’s economy and drew about 70,000 visitors to Williamsport.
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