AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoTexas Innovation: Blue Origin plans a $555 million manufacturing and operations campus in Hutto, bringing more than 2,000 jobs; the state approved a $18.2 million grant. Cancer Prevention: A statewide plan aims to eliminate cervical cancer by 2032, targeting higher HPV vaccination and screening rates and faster follow-up, with special attention to rural and border communities. Air Travel: American Airlines will test advance food reservations on DFW-to-Los Angeles flights starting Oct. 20, letting passengers order meals and snacks through its app or website. Austin Arts: Collector René Campos has opened the Ostillo Art Foundation to expand access to contemporary art and strengthen Austin’s place in Texas’s art scene. Juneteenth Legacy: Fort Worth marked activist Opal Lee’s 100th birthday as demolition began at the site of a $70 million National Juneteenth Museum, expected to open in 2027. Execution Debate: Texas carried out its first execution since a botched lethal injection in another state, renewing scrutiny of the drugs used in the state’s death-penalty cases.
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