AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCollege Sports Finance: InvestigateTV reports big-time college athletics is a $12B business propped up by taxpayer and student money, with universities covering major budget gaps using general funds and mandatory fees. Western Art Market: Collectors are reshaping demand for “Western” art, expanding the category beyond cowboys-and-Indians paintings to include landscapes and even Western artifacts at major auction houses. Wyoming Education Leadership: Wyoming Seminary’s president resigned, and longtime administrator Randolph I. Granger was named interim head of school for the 2026–27 year. Local Pride Rebrand: Rock Springs Pride is rebranding publicly as Sweetwater County Pride as it expands beyond the city after Green River Pride dissolved. Cheyenne Care-Facility Death: Activists are pressing for answers after Cheyenne Zampino was killed inside a licensed care facility, calling for a state investigation into security and oversight. Transportation Safety Bill: Rep. Harriet Hageman introduced a federal bill aimed at keeping hazardous, improperly issued commercial driver’s licenses off highways. Wildlife Crossing Update: Idaho’s Rocky Point Wildlife Crossing Project is nearing completion to reduce deadly deer collisions on U.S. 30. School Tech Policy: Stanley County Public School students start the year with a new no-cell-phone rule during the school day using Yondr bags. LGBTQIA2S+ Community: Sweetwater County Pride says it will keep Pride Fest and add year-round support and visibility across the county.
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