AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoLivestock & Food Safety: USDA says Texas’ New World screwworm detections don’t put the human food supply at risk, but the parasite is a serious threat to cattle, pets and wildlife; USDA and Texas officials are expanding quarantines, movement controls and surveillance, and releasing sterile flies as cases rise. Public Health & Water: A new warning highlights “brain-eating” amoebae risks tied to warm water and aging infrastructure, with Houston flagged among cities that could face higher exposure. Consumer Protection: Texas AG Ken Paxton announced an investigation into glyphosate residue in foods, sending Civil Investigative Demands to Bayer and PepsiCo. College Sports: A Lubbock judge granted Texas Tech QB Brendan Sorsby a temporary injunction against the NCAA, restoring his 2026 eligibility (with a two-game sit). Workforce Development: The Texas Workforce Commission awarded $1.3M+ in grants to expand paid internship opportunities through the Texas Internship Initiative. Education & Training: UT Tyler is hosting a June 11 workshop for public educators on education law.
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