AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSports & Economic Development: The Chicago Bears took a major step toward relocating by voting to advance stadium development in Hammond, Indiana, after Illinois lawmakers failed to pass a bill that would have kept the team in-state. The Bears’ board action keeps Indiana in the lead, though the team still has options and hasn’t locked in a final site. Statehouse Politics: Sen. Chris Garten announced he’s stepping down as Indiana Senate Majority Floor Leader, citing a lack of alignment with current leadership direction—an internal shakeup that could reshape GOP strategy. Workforce Pipeline: Indiana Career and Technical Education enrollment rose to 259,789 students in 2025-26, up 2.65%, with more students completing work-based learning and earning postsecondary credentials. Energy & Policy: President Trump announced a $700 million push to revive and expand coal power, including about $425 million tied to modernizing 13 coal plants, with Indiana among the states listed. Public Costs & Consumer Impact: GasBuddy reported Henry County’s lowest regular price at $3.68 per gallon for the week ending May 30, while AAA said national fuel prices have stayed volatile amid refinery outages and global oil disruptions.
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