AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNight-sky tourism (Noctourism): A new wave of “dark sky” travel is boosting stargazing trips across the South, with events tied to certified low–light-pollution areas and the Perseids peak Aug. 12–13. Kentucky conservation funding: Kentucky is taking applications for grants aimed at cleaning up illegal dumps and litter, with deadlines set for Nov. 2, 2026. Public health—Cyclospora: Kentucky is among states reporting a growing cyclosporiasis outbreak, and some local shoppers are turning to nearby produce as cases rise nationwide. Wildlife and safety: Kentucky officials report a bald eagle rescue by a trooper, and separate coverage highlights how communities are responding to wildlife surprises. Road safety study: KY 300 in Lincoln County is getting a planning-and-environment study after repeated rockslides, with officials weighing options to reduce closures and keep the corridor open. Data centers and local control: Kentucky communities are pushing back on data center plans, while other states’ reporting shows counties often face limits on what they can regulate.
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