AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoFederal Courts: The U.S. government sued former Eugene bar owner Ramzy Hattar, alleging he fraudulently grabbed more than $200,000 in COVID-19 relief loans for Taylor’s Bar & Grill even after the business had closed. Elections: The U.S. Supreme Court rejected Trump’s push to tighten USPS mail-ballot rules before the midterms, keeping states’ existing mail processes in place. Energy & Salmon: The Northwest Power and Conservation Council heard public concerns about data centers, rising electricity demand, and protecting salmon as it drafts the next regional power plan. Public Safety: A four-vehicle crash on Oregon’s Highway 30 killed one man and injured 16 others, including 13 Oregon National Guard members returning from training. Housing: Rep. Janelle Bynum delivered a $2 million check for a 30-home affordable project in Redmond, with construction set for spring 2027. Consumer Watch: A new Oregon Consumer Justice survey finds many Oregonians are struggling to cover basics and can’t afford even a $400 emergency.
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