AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTennis & Tourism: Roger Federer was inducted into the International Tennis Hall of Fame in Newport, Rhode Island, delivering an emotional, tear-filled speech as he reflected on his family and career milestones. Local Real Estate: A Rhode Island ocean-view mansion once owned by PGA Tour star Brad Faxon is on the market for $13 million, highlighting the state’s high-end luxury demand. Energy Policy: Rhode Island’s $49M low-income solar plan remains stuck after the EPA terminated the Solar for All program in 2025, with litigation still unresolved. Public Safety & Tech: Brown University says it will move to close communication gaps after the 2025 campus shooting by seeking a memorandum with Providence Police to join the city’s Real Time Crime Center. Health & Workforce: A mobile opioid treatment unit in Woonsocket is expanding access to medication for opioid use disorder, while researchers flag structural obstacles that threaten long-term scale. Nonprofit Funding: The Rhode Island Foundation awarded $5.4M in grants supporting housing, food, health care, and police training. Legal/Regulatory: A federal appeals court sided with Nevada in its fight with Kalshi over prediction-market oversight, while the DOJ also escalated lawsuits targeting states’ in-state tuition benefits for illegal immigrants. Community Development: Peace Dale Library in South Kingstown unveiled a renovated Community Learning Center space, adding new resources to the historic building.
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