AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoAmazon Ad Lawsuit: California and 21 other states, including Idaho, joined the FTC in suing Amazon over alleged “hidden surcharges” that inflated ad prices for more than 1 million brands and sellers, with regulators saying the scheme may have pulled in tens of billions and raised costs for consumers. Idaho Crime Tech: Nampa Police held an open house for its Real-Time Crime Center, which uses traffic cameras and license plate readers (no facial recognition), with recordings kept for 14 days and plate data for 60. Idaho Fraud Case: Federal prosecutors say Boise-area arrests tied to the “fake 49ers player” romance scam involving Daejon Love and Taylor Jamie Chan, accused of taking about $1.3 million from at least 26 women across multiple states. Local Agriculture Education: Grow Idaho brought nearly 200 sixth graders to a Canyon County farm field trip to learn how zoning, soil, water, exports, and pollinators shape local agriculture. Environment & Science: A new spider species, Hexura vandal, was identified in northern Idaho, but scientists warn logging and wildfires could threaten its tiny habitat.
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