AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Testing in Kansas: A new KU-linked approach published in PLOS Water could cut PFAS drinking-water testing time from hours to minutes while keeping ultra-low detection sensitivity, aiming to lower costs as stricter standards roll out. Local Government & Public Safety: Norman approved sending eight police officers to Kansas City to help with FIFA World Cup security, with federal grant funding covering personnel. Kansas Elections: Johnson County early voting sites are being reduced (18 down to 12) ahead of the August primary, drawing criticism from Democrats and Rep. Sharice Davids over access and how the decision was made. Riley County Data Centers: Riley County’s data center moratorium (started May 18) is giving planners six months to set criteria and learn from other Kansas and national approaches before regulations return. Kansas Courts: The Kansas Supreme Court is set to weigh whether rap lyrics can be used as evidence in a case. Kansas Agriculture: A Washburn ag-law professor says farmland title fraud is rising, warning absentee owners to monitor county records and watch for fake deeds and forged leases.
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