AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBoise State Radio: Pete Cavender will retire as Bronco Radio Network color analyst in September, with former defensive lineman Michael Callahan stepping in alongside play-by-play host Bob Behler. Idaho Business & Community: A new locally owned hot tub dealer, Elevated Backyard Living, opened in Ammon as a Jacuzzi-branded retailer, pitching wellness-focused backyard hydrotherapy. Federal Fraud Case: Daejon Love and Taylor Jamie Chan were arrested in Boise and charged in a romance-and-investment scam that prosecutors say bilked at least 26 women out of about $1.3 million across Idaho and other states. Local Spotlight: A Driggs coffee shop owner says business surged after a confrontation with anti-abortion activists over access to abortion-related meetings. Environment & Development: Meridian’s composting operation is set to relocate, clearing the way for a proposed 721-home subdivision—neighbors cite odor complaints. Energy & Industry: Conservation groups have appealed approval of Idaho’s Stibnite Gold Project, seeking to halt Perpetua Resources’ mine construction. Nuclear Watch: Standard Nuclear, a new public company tied to TRISO fuel, reported early financial results and a surge in funded backlog.
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