AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPublic Health: CDC data shows U.S. kindergarten vaccine exemptions hit a record 4.2% for 2025–26, with Idaho at 15.4%—a fourth straight year of rising exemptions as measles coverage slips. Aviation Safety: Authorities are investigating a Cirrus Vision Jet collision with construction equipment at Driggs-Reed Memorial Airport after the runway was temporarily shortened for work; one passenger was injured. Space & STEM: NASA’s Dragonfly mission to Saturn’s moon Titan is getting Idaho attention via University of Idaho professor Jason Barnes, who’ll speak in Boise about “Interplanetary Life” and the robot’s search for habitability. Workforce Health Tech: Concentra opened its first Boise occupational medicine clinic, aiming for faster return-to-work using an outcomes-focused model and plans to expand to Meridian. Energy & Policy Watch: Utah nuclear billboards drew an FTC complaint alleging misleading claims about radiation and waste—an issue Idaho readers will recognize as nuclear debates heat up. Local Tech/Infrastructure: HMH Engineering addressed St. Maries sidewalk project questions, clarifying it doesn’t choose contractors and outlining its construction observation role.
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