AGP Executive Report
Last update: 1 hours agoSchools & Cybersecurity: Oklahoma’s Canvas is back online after the ShinyHunters breach that knocked out the learning platform during finals prep, but students are still asking what data may be at risk. State Education Policy: Gov. Stitt signed a bill making Oklahoma’s school cellphone ban permanent starting next school year, with districts required to set their own rules and discipline. Higher Ed Recovery: New national data shows Oklahoma is lagging behind most states in bringing “stopouts” back to finish college—an issue tied to millions of working adults nationwide. Health & Consumer Privacy: AG Gentner Drummond sued Temu over alleged unlawful data collection and deceptive practices, including claims tied to counterfeit goods. Water & Growth: A groundwater tracking bill is moving forward with an amendment aimed at limiting how data centers use underground water. Local Culture & Community: Oklahoma groups helped launch a national music policy association, pushing music as an economic engine. Sports: The Thunder look poised to close out the Lakers in Game 4 tonight.
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