AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoDefense Readiness: Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy says the U.S. has used “almost all” key missile interceptors and most Tomahawks in the Iran war, warning depleted stockpiles leave the country and allies exposed as the Pentagon seeks $67B more. Food Safety: A multistate Salmonella alert tied to jalapeños has expanded to at least 18 ready-to-eat meat and poultry recalls, with Connecticut among affected states and 345 illnesses reported. Health Care Enforcement: The DOJ says Connecticut Children’s Medical Center agreed to stop giving sex-change drugs to minors, with a penalty and added restorative care funding for those harmed. CT Politics: Gov. Ned Lamont spent the final Sunday before the Democratic primary campaigning heavily with Black and urban voters, while challenger Josh Elliott held fewer speaking moments and leaned on events and turnout. Public Safety: Connecticut Environmental Conservation Police report charges after Hamden warehouse raids seized two anacondas and 46 venomous snakes, including a cobra, without proper permits. Business & Growth: RTA Architects is merging into Connecticut-based SLAM Collaborative, expanding a local design team into a national platform. Local Crime: A break-in at the Nathan Hale Homestead in Coventry caused thousands in damage after copper theft, with repairs underway and state funding pledged.
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