AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBig Tech & Kids Online: South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley says lawmakers should steer the state’s share of a historic $17.1 billion Meta settlement toward consumer protection, with South Dakota slated for at least $52.6 million (up to about $73.4 million) tied to broader platform deals; the settlement also pushes sweeping child-safety changes on Instagram and Facebook. Wyoming Education & Campus Planning: The University of Wyoming Board of Trustees is advancing a supplemental budget request that includes an $18.6 million inflation adjustment plus $4 million for the Wind River Promise Scholarship and $20 million in matching funds. Wyoming Health Access: Crook County Medical Services District added counseling at all three clinic locations, with new counselor Stephanie Badia offering support for anxiety, grief, trauma, relationships, and teen or child behavioral concerns. Community & Culture: Casper artist Chris Navarro is being spotlighted for turning 40 years of vision into monumental art, and Wyoming’s arts scene continues to invite the public into final Artist in Residence programs. Local Sports: Wyoming high school cross country is set for a strong 2026 season with major returning talent and a key reclassification shift for Cody and Tongue River.
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