AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoPublic Health Watch: Cyclospora linked to recalled iceberg lettuce has now spread to 15 states, with Arkansas among the latest additions; officials say the outbreak investigation is slow because symptoms can take weeks to appear and lab testing is difficult. Arkansas Tech & Learning: Fayetteville Superintendent John Mulford says AI is being used to score open-ended parts of ATLAS tests, with about 15% of students’ responses scored by both humans and AI to check performance. Healthcare Innovation: RenovoRx announced the first commercial clinical use of its RenovoCath drug-delivery device for a sarcoma patient at CARTI Cancer Center Little Rock, with the company also expanding use to other solid tumors. STEM Industry & Energy: Three Arkansas men behind Blue Diamond Atomics are pitching more nuclear power in the state, aiming to tackle long-term radioactive residuals while meeting rising electricity demand. Local Infrastructure: Ebbing Air National Guard Base in Fort Smith is set for more construction after a $38.9 million contract for a secure F-35 Special Access Program facility.
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