AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Community: Kerr County schools show a sharp split in preliminary 2025-26 TEA A-F ratings, with some districts rebounding while others slip. Sports & Local Pride: The Astros fall 9-3 to the Yankees after late New York rallies, while Texas college sports keep rolling—ETBU drops 2-0 to Southwestern and takes second at a Jacksonville women’s golf invite. Culture & Entertainment: Dolly Parton’s screen legacy is getting renewed attention as fans share where to stream her classic movies and TV, and her influence keeps echoing across Texas arts and libraries. Tech & Kids Online: Meta reaches a landmark settlement—up to $18B—and agrees to major teen limits on Facebook/Instagram, including time restrictions and overnight blocks. LGBTQ+ Rights: A federal judge again strikes down Texas restrictions on drag shows, citing constitutional free-speech concerns and referencing Parton’s “sex symbol” legacy. Public Safety: A 14-year-old is taken into custody for bringing a loaded firearm to Willis High School. Business: TXB hires convenience retail veteran Nate Brazier as president.
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