AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNuclear energy race: The U.S. Department of Energy picked five finalist states for its Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses program—Idaho among them—aimed at modernizing the nuclear fuel cycle and potentially bringing major investment and jobs. Tech supply chain politics: A bipartisan group of senators urged Apple to stop pursuing memory chips from Chinese firms CXMT and YMTC, warning the company could become dependent on a U.S. adversary. Idaho politics: Democrat David Roth is withdrawing from Idaho’s U.S. Senate race, clearing the way for independent Todd Achilles to face Sen. Jim Risch. Boise State expansion: Boise State’s nearly finished North End Zone project is set to open for fall camp and will be used year-round for events beyond football. Local business & community: LaunchPad INW secured a $100,000 bioscience ecosystem grant to expand its InnovateINW accelerator, while Pocatello broke ground on a $2M Hiline Road safety project and Canopy Village’s fundraiser topped $350,000. Public safety & scams: Attorneys general pushed the FCC to strengthen “Know Your Customer” rules to curb illegal robocalls.
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