AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoSchool Choice Expansion: Thirty-one states, including West Virginia and Ohio, have opted into the federal Education Freedom Scholarship Program ahead of the January 2027 deadline, while 19 states and D.C. have not—raising questions about oversight and accountability. Cybersecurity & Health Data: Radia Inc., a Washington radiology group serving clinics in Washington and Idaho, is under investigation after a ransomware group posted alleged stolen data, including Social Security numbers and medical billing records. Wildfire Fallout for Idaho Neighbors: Eastern Washington’s Spokane-area fires have displaced more than 65,000 people and destroyed hundreds of structures, with some evacuees returning as conditions ease. Medicaid Fraud Push: Missouri AG Catherine Hanaway joined a coalition urging Congress to expand states’ authority to investigate and prosecute Medicaid fraud, including fraud by beneficiaries. Idaho Tourism Dollars: The Idaho Travel Council awarded more than $11M in tourism grants, the largest total in the program’s history, to regional nonprofits. Energy & Nuclear Tech: Idaho National Laboratory showcased a vacuum attachment designed to speed fallout sample collection, supporting nuclear forensics and national security work.
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