AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWorld Cup, Seattle: The U.S. punched its ticket to the Round of 16 with a 2-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina, but Folarin Balogun’s red card means he’ll miss the next match vs. Belgium on Monday at Seattle Stadium. Public Health: “Flesh-eating” Vibrio vulnificus has been showing up in more coastal waters, with officials warning beachgoers as warming seas expand where the bacteria can thrive. Local Economy/Jobs: Bellingham is set to lose 75 manufacturing jobs as Alpha Technologies’ operation closes, adding to a growing list of Washington WARN notices. Government Transparency: Washington is nearing new guidance for how public records requests are handled, as the average turnaround time has stretched and agencies spend big money responding. Local Crime/Justice: Spokane prosecutors declined to charge many felony domestic violence cases, citing staffing issues, after a sharp rise in declined referrals. Business/Tech: Cognizant says it’s using frontier AI to help move from finding cyber vulnerabilities to validated fixes.
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