AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoBoise Politics: Pride flags stayed off Harrison Boulevard after a Boise man’s request was denied, reigniting a fight over who gets to decide what’s displayed on city-owned light poles. Public Safety: McCall police are warning parents about underage drinking and unsupervised teens ahead of the Fourth of July, with extra security planned. Health Watch: Idaho health officials report nearly 60 illnesses tied to raw milk since May 19, with campylobacteriosis cases under investigation. Water & Drought: Dworshak Dam releases ramp up starting June 5, with officials urging caution as river flows and elevations fluctuate. Energy & Industry: Avista disclosed an agreement with a “mystery” large-load customer that could consume up to 500 megawatts by 2032, raising questions about what it powers. Idaho Falls: Search continues for an out-of-state man who slipped into the Snake River near Broadway Bridge. Sports: Idaho Falls Chukars fell again, while the Bandits swept Twin Falls in a doubleheader and Boise State weighs long-term upgrades to Albertsons Stadium after a monster truck crowd. Community: Idaho surpassed 250,000 acts of service in its America 250 challenge.
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