AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoSNAP Security in Virginia: Gov. Abigail Spanberger says Virginia has started mailing new chip-and-tap EBT cards to about 749,000 SNAP households to make skimming theft harder. Data Center Backlash in Virginia: Loudoun County is weighing a data center “pause” on new applications and moving to end by-right grandfathering, as residents push for stronger limits. Transportation Safety: Virginia State Police report a deadly I-81 crash in Frederick County involving a tractor-trailer and a truck carrying oxygen tanks; two men died and the driver of the entering car faces reckless driving charges. Self-Driving Rules: Virginia lawmakers are moving toward a framework to regulate self-driving vehicles, focusing on commercial use and creating an advisory committee. Local Industry Oversight: Waynesboro residents and a vice mayor are asking for third-party monitoring as Northrop Grumman seeks an air emissions permit. Sports (Virginia): Virginia is ranked No. 25 in the coaches poll, and ODU’s football season continues after a tough Week 2 loss to Virginia Tech.
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