AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoSports & Community Spotlight: The Las Vegas Aces’ Brianna Turner is weighing in on a fresh WNBA workplace controversy, saying the Indiana Fever fired a male employee for sexual harassment and that players were urged not to discuss it; the Fever says it won’t comment on personnel matters. Local Culture: Las Vegas is marking National Tequila Day with Strip deals and tastings, including Venetian and Resorts World specials featuring agave-forward cocktails. NFL: Raiders rookie QB Fernando Mendoza signed a four-year, $57.27 million deal, setting up training camp with Kirk Cousins as the current No. 1 while Mendoza ramps for a bigger role. Public Health & Safety: Southern Nevada is under an extreme heat warning with highs around 110–112 and overnight lows staying near 90; cooling stations are open across the valley. Consumer Alert: Amy’s Kitchen recalled more than 184,000 cans of lentil soup nationwide, including Nevada, due to potential spoilage. Environment & Policy: Michigan AG Dana Nessel joined a multistate challenge to an EPA rule that would weaken greenhouse gas refrigerant phaseout deadlines.
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