AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration & Public Safety: Haitian TPS has ended, and reports say Springfield-area Haitian residents are being summoned by ICE and fitted with ankle monitors—sparking fresh backlash over how enforcement is being carried out. Health Watch: Ohio logged two leprosy cases this year, while the state also faces a third measles outbreak tied to unvaccinated people; meanwhile, Michigan’s cyclosporiasis outbreak has now produced two deaths. Weather Outlook: NOAA says El Niño is likely to strengthen into winter, with a chance it becomes “very strong,” raising questions about what Ohio’s season could look like. Politics: GOP Rep. Max Miller says he won’t quit amid domestic-abuse allegations, as Sen. Bernie Moreno renews calls that Miller “should not serve.” Local Governance & Courts: Cleveland’s WNBA team name is expected Tuesday, with trademark filings hinting at options. Energy & Power: PJM says 715 new generation projects cleared the first study cycle under its reformed interconnection process. Healthcare Leadership: Summa Health names Jennifer Eslinger as its next president and CEO. Sports (Ohio): Panthers QB Kenny Pickett will start the Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton.
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