AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoKalshi Showdown: Utah filed 14 criminal counts against prediction-market company Kalshi and its co-founders, alleging illegal gambling tied to undercover sports bets. The CFTC has sued Utah, arguing federal regulators—not the state—have authority over the platform. Ballot Measure: A new poll finds 56% of Utahns oppose Amendment B, which would require 60% voter approval for some ballot initiatives that raise taxes; opposition rose sharply since September as opponents spent millions on ads. Great Salt Lake: The LDS Church pledged $3 million to help remove invasive phragmites and restore wetlands, supporting state efforts to protect habitat and water inflows. Consumer Protection: Utah joined federal and state lawsuits accusing Dollar General of charging customers more at checkout than shelf prices, and Toast of imposing hidden fees and making subscriptions difficult to cancel. Regional Economy: Carbon and Emery County leaders discussed coal, nuclear energy, manufacturing and water at a development meeting, with employers citing workforce needs and plans to grow.
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