AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTribal Citizenship Fight: Freedmen descendants are suing the Muscogee (Creek) Nation in federal court, alleging the tribe is ignoring its own Supreme Court ruling on full citizenship rights under the 1866 treaty. Local Government & Transparency: Coweta residents are pushing back on a proposed data center after an open-records dispute surfaced alleged misleading or fraudulent email support for the project. Data Centers & Utilities: Congress and the White House are moving to stop large data centers from shifting grid upgrade costs onto regular ratepayers, while Oklahoma’s OG&E signed the White House ratepayer protection pledge. Public Health: Oklahoma’s naloxone kiosks face an uncertain future as funding and legal protections for harm-reduction supplies—especially fentanyl test strips—remain in flux. Elections: Oklahoma voters have a fast-approaching deadline to request absentee ballots for the Aug. 25 runoff/special elections. State Politics: Rep. Danny Williams is under investigation over misconduct allegations, with House leadership saying he was removed from his Capitol office. Education Tech: An AI-powered, teacher-light private school chain is set to open in Oklahoma this August. Energy & Cost of Living: Gas prices in multiple Oklahoma counties stayed near the low-$3 range in the week ending July 18, according to GasBuddy.
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