AGP Executive Report
Last update: 27 minutes agoKalshi Showdown: Utah filed felony gambling charges against prediction-market company Kalshi and its co-founders, while the federal commodities regulator sued to block the state’s crackdown. The dispute raises questions about who can regulate the platform; campaign disclosures also show Attorney General Derek Brown received at least $80,000 from gambling interests. Consumer Protection: Utah will receive nearly $7 million from a $220 million settlement with General Motors over allegations it sold drivers’ location and driving data without consent. Election Watch: Up to 167 Weber County voters may have received duplicate ballots because of a printing error. Officials say safeguards caught the issue; four duplicate ballots have been returned so far. Growth Pressures: Utah State University set a fall enrollment record of 32,286 students, up 8% from last year, as concurrent and online programs expand. In Summit County, officials are weighing a zoning proposal that could enable thousands of homes in Browns Canyon, with concerns over water, traffic and affordability.
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