AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedical Malpractice Lawsuit: Oregon Health & Science University faces allegations that a pediatric surgeon implanted a 13-year-old girl’s heart valve “upside down,” leaving her near death and raising claims about end-of-life decisions and possible organ harvesting. Public Health Policy: Oregon Health Authority is backing off a rule requiring adults to directly supervise kids under 14 at public pools, shifting to posted guidance for now while planning a broader process in the fall. Energy & Data Centers: Avista paused processing for a 500MW data center energy request, citing community concerns and the need for a more coordinated planning process with partners. Environment & Wildlife: Scientists warn a parasite (ceratonova shasta) is spreading in Upper Klamath River Chinook salmon, with juvenile die-offs raising stakes for Oregon’s salmon survival. Local Governance & Tech Access: City Club of Central Oregon will host a forum on how AI and digital media are reshaping libraries’ role in fighting misinformation and supporting digital literacy. Oregon Economy & Jobs: A new map shows hiring demand has diverged sharply since 2020, with parts of the Mountain West up while many West Coast states saw steep declines. Higher Ed & Leadership: Texas A&M announced changes to its provost leadership search, with a transition plan aimed at naming a new provost by January 2027.
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