AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoIn-N-Out Investigation: Twin Falls police released clearer video and timelines from the Aug. 1 mass shooting, including that former officer Austin “A.J.” James drew his gun only after being shot and never fired, while bystanders’ quick action helped stop the attacker. Public Safety & Schools: One week after the Canyon Park West shooting, Twin Falls police and schools expanded the school resource officer program so every secondary campus has a dedicated, permanently assigned officer. Nuclear Policy & Idaho Industry: SHINE Technologies will lead an Idaho National Laboratory-linked DOE AI initiative on nuclear fuel recycling, part of a broader push for nuclear lifecycle innovation. Energy & Economy: Coverage also highlights momentum behind nuclear shipping and new nuclear power projects nationwide, alongside Idaho’s ongoing energy-cost reporting. Local Community: Idaho Falls marked 45 years of Sister City ties with Tokai-Mura, and Ada County’s courthouse dog Yuko medically retired after years supporting vulnerable residents. Environment: Hayden Lake stepped up invasive-species prevention with “lake hosts” as quagga mussel concerns grow.
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