AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoVoter-Fraud Probe: Zapata County judge Joe Rathmell, his family and campaign staff were served search warrants as Texas AG investigators pursue allegations of voter fraud tied to a campaign paying staff to help hundreds of voters, including directing votes and transporting voters in exchange for community service or fines. Education & Local Government: College Station cleared the way for “The Station,” a 100-acre multi-use sports complex east of Midtown Drive, aiming to open in 2028; McMullen County ISD also received a TEA congratulatory letter after earning a 2026 overall accountability rating of A. Veterans Benefits: Texas A&M System approved up to $90 million over three years to help regional universities cover Hazlewood Act tuition exemptions, including Texas A&M-Victoria. Public Safety: Texas Game Wardens are stepping up patrols for Labor Day weekend, citing high boating incident and life-jacket fatality rates. Business & Finance: PlusAI is taking a third run at going public via a merger valuing it around $800M; S&P gave Houston’s utility system a negative outlook, warning water and sewer rates could rise. Health & Research: Texas A&M AgriLife is testing far-UVC light to help prevent bird flu spread in poultry houses.
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