AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFood Safety Update: Kansas health officials say cyclosporiasis cases jumped to 289 over the past week, tied to a national outbreak linked to Taylor Farms de Mexico iceberg lettuce, with KDHE warning about specific Marketside products sold at Walmart. Public Health & Safety: A Wichita toddler was found unresponsive at a home tied to suspected drug sales; police say officers found evidence consistent with dangerous drug distribution and arrested 26-year-old Brandy Glover on aggravated endangering a child and drug distribution charges. School Wellness & Tech: Lawrence schools approved a stricter cell phone policy that bans personal devices bell-to-bell, and the district is also moving to prohibit private staff-student social media communication. Youth Sports Heat Prep: In Goddard, coaches are using “heat acclimatization week” with lighter conditioning, ice tubs, and scheduled water breaks to reduce risk as Kansas heat intensifies. Healthcare Costs: A new analysis finds small group insurers are seeking median 14% premium increases for 2027, citing rising healthcare costs and higher use. Community Support: Washburn basketball coach Brett Ballard is recovering after a Kansas Turnpike crash, with the university encouraging cards and notes for his family.
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