AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoImmigration Enforcement in Indiana: Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita says his office will act on federally compiled lists of suspected employers of unauthorized workers starting July 1, with civil lawsuits and possible operating suspensions or revocations. State Policy & Safety: Indiana also lowered the minimum driver’s license age to 16, with new requirements for a parent/guardian financial liability agreement starting July 1, 2026. Courts & Local Jails: Legal experts say a Monroe County jail conditions lawsuit could take months, but officials still have a chance—and pressure—to fix unconstitutional practices before a judge steps in. School Phone Rules: Indiana joined a growing list of states moving toward stricter cellphone limits in schools, as research and warnings continue to clash over whether bans help kids. Indiana Sports Spotlight: The Indiana Fever’s Caitlin Clark and coach Stephanie White are still dealing with fallout from a sideline spat that sparked viral rumors, while the team tries to move past the noise. Public Safety & Community: Indiana State Police say they’ve solved a 1997 Huntington County cold case, and a Huntington eighth-grader is headed to the NBA Math Hoops Global Championship.
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