AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoFoodborne illness alert: Kansas cyclosporiasis cases jumped to 289 statewide, up from 55 a week earlier, with 30 reported in Sedgwick County—state and federal teams are still investigating the source and urging anyone with sudden watery diarrhea to get medical care. Public health & safety: A pedestrian was seriously injured after being struck by a car on I-70 near Turner Diagonal in Kansas City, Kansas; authorities say the driver was wearing a seatbelt. Access to food: U.S. mayors, including Manhattan, Kansas, are pushing Congress to reverse SNAP cuts, warning new eligibility and work rules plus state funding requirements could worsen a food security crisis. Community wellness: Emporia’s Rec-Xtra after-school program says its first year ended in the black while serving about 200 children daily, and the board is moving ahead with budget and grant plans. Health system pressure: A new Gallup poll finds many Americans feel “trapped” in jobs they want to leave because they fear losing health insurance.
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