AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSevere Weather & Power Restoration: After Sunday’s thunderstorms, Wisconsin saw widespread outages—nearly 17,000 We Energies customers initially lost power, with numbers cut roughly in half by mid-afternoon as crews restored service; officials warned residents to stay away from downed lines. Bird-Safe Buildings: Door Creek Park in Wisconsin added window dots to reduce bird collisions, funded in part by a Girl Scout troop. Local Campaigns & Housing/Health: In La Crosse, Gov. Tony Evers-backed candidate David Crowley pitched his “executive experience” on issues including data centers, housing costs, and expanding BadgerCare and rural health reimbursements. Storm-Ready State Fair: The Wisconsin State Fair reopened after a weather shutdown and extended a military admission promotion to 6 p.m. Public Health Watch: Researchers say tick expansion across the Midwest is accelerating, with Wisconsin’s deer tick among the main culprits. Energy/Tech & Water Concerns: SHINE Technologies in Janesville is set to lead an AI project on nuclear fuel recycling under a new DOE initiative. Data Centers Debate: Commentary and local reporting continue to frame data centers as a political flashpoint tied to power, water, and community pushback.
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