AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoNevada Engineering: The University of Nevada, Reno’s College of Engineering is drafting a new strategic plan for late 2026 and reorganizing five departments into three schools to push more interdisciplinary work and improve student outcomes. Defense & Robotics (Las Vegas test range): Foundation Future Industries is showing off a dual-use humanoid robot, the Phantom MK1, including live-fire mortar training in Nevada as it pursues military and logistics roles. Aviation/Logistics (Clark Airport): A cooperative in the Philippines has taken delivery of its first Cessna 408 SkyCourier, routed through Texas, Las Vegas, and Guam, to support cargo, humanitarian response, and short-runway operations. Aviation/Travel (Oakland–Vegas): Frontier is bringing back low-fare service from Oakland to Las Vegas after a three-year gap, with $49 one-way fares and new Boise–Vegas flights. Public Safety (Carson City): A family-related knife attack led to an officer-involved shooting; deputies shot the suspect, who was flown to Renown, while a victim and another family member were treated. Water Policy (Colorado River): Utah and Wyoming are urging basin states to restart Colorado River talks before a late-September deadline, with litigation threats still in play. Sports Business (Las Vegas): The A’s are playing regular-season games at Las Vegas Ballpark as they build toward a full-time move in 2028, with fans already shaping the atmosphere.
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