AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoOhio Supreme Court: Berea can’t be sued over a woman’s fatal tripping injury in a recreation center locker room, ruling the bench wasn’t a “physical defect” under state immunity rules. Public Finance Watch: Ohio Auditor of State Keith Faber’s office lists upcoming audits for Aug. 18, including multiple township, school, and healthcare-related reviews. Storm Recovery: Columbus residents are still cleaning up after severe Aug. 11 weather, and local groups are offering ways to volunteer or donate to help neighbors get back on their feet. AI & Data Centers (Ohio): Nvidia is scaling back its OpenAI Ohio data-center financial guarantee to under $120B, down from $250B, as investors worry about risk exposure. Local Governance: Cleveland’s “people’s budget” pilot in Slavic Village is nearing its Aug. 22 neighborhood vote, letting residents steer $100,000 toward local priorities. Business/Workforce: Ohio University’s Scripps College is launching a new sports photography communications certificate this fall, open to students in any major. Education & Trades: Bryan City Schools held a ribbon-cutting for a new career-technical education center backed by a $2.5M state equipment grant. Consumer Costs: Ohio recreational marijuana remains far pricier than Michigan, with new pricing data highlighting a major cost gap.
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