AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy Policy: President Trump says he’s using the Defense Production Act to push $700M for coal power—extending and modernizing plants in multiple states, including Oklahoma—framing it as “energy dominance” while critics argue it’s reinvestment in aging systems. Household Costs: A new analysis using EIA data shows residential electricity prices rising fast in many states; Oklahoma’s increase is about 9.6% year over year, with grid investment and demand pressures cited. Oklahoma Politics: Former House Speaker T.W. Shannon is campaigning for lieutenant governor, pitching his experience and a “three C’s” agenda: capitalism, the Constitution and Christianity. Local Law & Retail: Oklahoma’s new Rockets’ Red Glare Act legalizes bottle rockets and allows some year-round fireworks sales, but cities like Oklahoma City say local bans still apply. Healthcare & Care Quality: CMS data highlights mixed nursing-home performance across Oklahoma—several facilities posted 1-star ratings and fines/penalties, while a few higher-rated homes reported no fines in Q1 2026. Business & Growth: Oklahoma City’s population grew by more than 6,100 people from 2024 to 2025, with leaders pointing to jobs, affordability and quality of life.
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