AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoGun Rights (Federal Courts): A federal judge struck down parts of the National Firearms Act, ruling the government can’t enforce NFA registration rules for items like silencers and short-barreled rifles after taxes were removed. Public Safety (Cheyenne Frontier Days): Cheyenne-area agencies teamed up for a traffic safety push during Frontier Days, making 1,122 traffic stops and leading to 38 DUI arrests. Housing & Planning (Laramie): Laramie officials held an open house on a proposed West Side housing development, stressing the project isn’t finalized and will still face zoning, floodplain, and other public review steps. Energy & Climate (Data Centers): A federal report says coal generation rose as AI data center electricity demand reshaped the U.S. power grid, slowing retirements and increasing emissions pressure. Health (Salmonella): The CDC says a jalapeno-linked salmonella outbreak has spread to 27 states, with Chipotle and Qdoba removing jalapeños from menus. Wyoming Agriculture: Gov. Gordon issued an executive order allowing emergency transportation permits for oversize/overweight livestock feed and livestock amid drought impacts.
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