AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoBloomington Surveillance: The City Council voted 7-0 to ban city agencies from using automated license plate readers and accessing data collected by other agencies. The measure also restricts some third-party-searchable surveillance cameras. Election 2026: Four candidates are vying for Indiana secretary of state. A new poll found government corruption was the top concern for 24% of likely voters. Hoosier Football: No. 5 Indiana hosts No. 4 Ohio State Saturday in Bloomington for the city’s first-ever top-five matchup. The unbeaten Hoosiers are defending last season’s Big Ten title against the Buckeyes. Rural Broadband: Indiana can pursue additional federal funding after securing more than $400 million in grants; projects are expected to connect over 122,000 homes and businesses. Public Safety: Two people died in a collision between semitrailers on I-65 in White County. Indiana Fever: All-Star Aliyah Boston had surgery to repair a torn meniscus in her right knee and will begin rehabilitation.
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