AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoGun policy in court: The U.S. Justice Department sued Virginia over its semi-automatic “assault weapons” ban, as judges and appeals keep shifting what can be enforced. Data centers and power strain: QTS/Blackstone has ended its Digital Gateway project in Prince William County, while Henrico residents face higher electricity costs tied to data-center growth. Heat and public safety: Virginia is bracing for dangerous heat and drought conditions, with localities urging conservation and drivers to be careful during holiday travel. Clean Slate implementation: A guest column warns Virginia’s record-sealing law will only work if people understand how to use it—especially after sealing, when disclosures should stop. Local housing push: Danville broke ground on Morotock Lofts, a workforce housing project backed by Virginia Housing funds. Health alert: A parasite outbreak causing explosive diarrhea has sickened hundreds across 18 states, including Virginia. Local governance and trust: Lynchburg’s new fire chief is moving to address culture and recruitment problems highlighted after viral racist-language incidents. Community planning: Bristol MPO is seeking public input on a possible trolley service.
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