AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFederalism & states’ rights: Utah Gov. Spencer Cox joined a broader push from governors and lawmakers arguing Washington has grown too powerful, with a “real test” coming when states’ own party controls the White House. Colorado River uncertainty: The Interior Department’s new 10-year framework leaves California facing steep cuts and, more importantly, a two-year reset cycle that makes long-term planning harder for water agencies. Utah local government & data centers: Sanpete County approved a six-month moratorium on new data center development while it drafts rules; in Box Elder, O’Leary Digital and the county moved to dismiss a lawsuit tied to a referendum fight. Nuclear politics with Utah in the mix: DOE officials highlighted nuclear growth in Tennessee, while Utah is named among states backing a possible Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus; separate coverage notes five states are being considered for nuclear waste-related facilities. Utah election/legal fights: A federal judge ruled Utah can crack down on Kalshi under anti-gambling laws, and a separate federal court case seeks refunds for DraftKings bettors. Public health: Measles cases hit a 35-year high as kids head back to school, with Utah among states carrying much of the burden.
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