AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMississippi Supreme Court: Gov. Tate Reeves filled two vacancies, bringing the court to its highest-ever share of women—Amanda Jones Tollison and Celeste Embrey Wilson join the bench. Housing & local government: HUD data shows small shifts in public housing counts across Mississippi—Maben added units, Brooksville added one, Jackson held steady, and Gulfport’s total dropped to 40 in 2025. Disaster response: After Tropical Storm Arthur, FEMA Disaster Service Centers opened in South Mississippi, and officials urged flood survivors to apply for Individual Assistance. Public safety & courts: The Nolan Wells case continues to draw national attention, with supporters planning prayer events and pushing for faster, joint forensic review of his phone. Federal policy with Mississippi ties: Rep. Trent Kelly backed a bipartisan bill to expand the H-2A agricultural guest worker program, aiming to reduce costs and administrative burdens for farmers. Energy costs: Gas prices ticked up nationally, with Mississippi-area reporting showing continued volatility in both regular and diesel prices. National politics: The Trump administration directed federal agencies to stop funding gender-transition procedures for people under 18.
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