AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Turmoil surrounding an unprecedented $3 billion cancer-fighting effort in Texas worsened Tuesday when its executive director offered his resignation and the state’s chief public corruption prosecutor announced an investigation into the beleaguered agency.

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