AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoTexas Senate Race: James Talarico returned to campaigning after a 12-day absence, saying he had the flu; a mental-health-treatment rumor was contradicted by the clinic named in the claims. Ken Paxton faces GOP infighting and ridicule over an ad saying he takes down missing-child posters, while polls show a close race and experts urge caution. Data Center Boom: Texas projects face soaring building costs and growing local resistance, turning data centers into a campaign issue. One South Texas AI campus has signed its first 10-megawatt hosting deal, with room to expand. Water and Health: A report examines how drought-driven efforts pushed Corpus Christi toward a water crisis. Separately, the state health agency has proposed ending a children’s autism program, raising concerns for families who rely on it. Business and Industry: Texas remains a magnet for investment, but high costs and infrastructure demands are testing the pace of growth; a high-purity iron producer has begun building a commercial plant in the state.
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