AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTexas DMV Overhaul: TxDMV says it’s replacing its legacy Registration and Title System with a phased, multi-year modernization plan after lawmakers approved $125 million. Public Health: Texas reported the most Candida auris cases in the U.S., with the drug-resistant fungus now showing up in 23 states. Higher Ed Rights Fight: Texas A&M System calls a First Amendment lawsuit over limits on race, sexual orientation and gender teaching “without merit,” as professors and the ACLU of Texas challenge the policy. Local Mobility Tech: DART’s GoPass is gaining attention for unifying trip planning and payments across North Texas transit agencies in one app. Health Care Access: Texas Tech Physicians says it has a new in-network deal with UnitedHealthcare, retroactive to April 1, to avoid coverage gaps for patients. School Safety: TxDOT urges drivers to slow down and watch for kids and buses as school-zone crashes rise. Texas A&M Growth in Fort Worth: The A&M System opened a new downtown campus building and broke ground on a research expansion tied to the Switchyard Innovation District.
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