AGP Executive Report
Last update: a few seconds agoStorm recovery and public safety: After severe winds and flooding across the Midwest, Northern Kentucky residents reported days of power outages, with health officials warning families about food spoilage risks. Flood resilience planning: Floyd County leaders are pushing for a “resilience hub” to serve as a permanent crisis “home base” after repeated flooding damage and lingering “storm PTSD.” Kentucky River outdoors: Mercer County’s Kentucky River Palisades are being highlighted as a wildlife-rich, cliff-lined escape for hiking, paddling, fishing, and swimming. Transportation and air/noise impacts: Louisville’s long-running push to remove part of I-64 through Waterfront Park is resurfacing, with residents citing noise and pollution. Data center fight turns personal: A Mercer County dispute over a proposed hyperscale data center is getting more attention after an activist’s mugshot threat and community organizing around environmental and land-use concerns. Pet food recall: Oma’s Pride recalled frozen raw dog food in Kentucky and 10 other states over possible salmonella contamination. Wildlife management: Kentucky Fish and Wildlife set fall waterfowl blind drawing dates for several WMAs.
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