AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTransportation & Infrastructure: I-65 in Louisville is reopening to traffic Wednesday, three days ahead of schedule, restoring two lanes each direction as crews finish the I-65 Central Corridor bridge replacement project. Traffic Safety: Kentucky Transportation Cabinet crews will convert a Trenton intersection on U.S. 41, KY 104 and KY 848 to an all-way stop Friday around 9 a.m. Workforce & Tech Retention: A Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education brief says the state produces skilled grads, but many computer science, information systems and engineering graduates leave for higher pay; it urges stronger employer links and retention-focused scholarships. Local Governance & Data Centers: Louisville residents and activists are pushing back on proposed zoning rules for future data centers, citing pollution, noise and energy costs. Food & Consumer Impact: The cyclospora outbreak continues to expand nationally, with experts warning it could shift long-term consumer buying habits, including demand for produce like lettuce. Business & Finance: Kentucky First Federal Bancorp declared a $0.05 quarterly dividend payable Sept. 21. Public Safety & Courts: A federal judge remanded a UPS wrongful death case tied to a Louisville crash back to Kentucky court. Culture & Kentucky Industry: Colonel Sanders’ Kentucky home and memorabilia are set for auction in Shelbyville, drawing attention to the state’s food heritage.
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