AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoData Centers in Kentucky: TeraWulf says it has amended its electric service deal with Kentucky Power for its Muskie Data Campus, boosting contracted capacity from 500MW to 1GW and moving the second 500MW phase delivery up to 2029 (pending PSC approval). Local Business & Community Health: UK’s Salvation Army Clinic in Lexington—run by medical students and offering free basic care—announced two upcoming fundraisers, including a Miles for Medicine 5K on Oct. 24. Public Safety & Infrastructure: Glasgow plans to widen and rebuild Cleveland Avenue along KY 1297, adding lanes, curbs, drainage, and a shared-use path, with construction targeted for 2028. Food & Consumer Watch: A frozen-berry recall tied to potential E. coli risk expanded again, affecting additional Great Value lots at Walmart and a Trader Joe’s product; shoppers are urged to check codes and return or discard. State Government: Gov. Andy Beshear ordered flags half-staff statewide to honor WWII airman Pfc. Weber S. Underwood, to be buried at Arlington on Oct. 6. Business Climate: A national coalition of AI firms and labor groups is pushing Indiana for “guardrails” on new data centers, including energy-cost responsibility and environmental standards, as local moratoriums spread.
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