AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMississippi Politics: Attorney General Lynn Fitch announced she’s running for governor in 2027, positioning herself as a “Trump conservative” and highlighting her record on drugs, trafficking, and child-safety tech harms. State Government & Courts: Mississippi lawmakers have launched the redistricting process after a Supreme Court ruling, setting up new hearings across the state. Public Safety & Justice: A free expungement clinic is coming Thursday in Columbus, aiming to help justice-impacted residents clear records and improve access to jobs and housing. Local Economy: Lowndes County officials say a tax incentive deal for Columbus Place is still in effect, but the mall’s owner is appealing a reassessment that would change the rebate amount. Health Policy & Enforcement: AG Marty Jackley joined a coalition urging Congress to pass the STOP FRAUD in Medicaid Act, arguing it would expand states’ ability to pursue beneficiary fraud. Energy & Industry: Holtec, Entergy, and Hyundai Engineering & Construction signed a non-binding deal to evaluate SMR-300 small modular nuclear projects across Entergy’s service territory, including Mississippi. Mississippi Education: A Columbus High School custodian-turned-teacher story spotlights the path from school support roles into the classroom.
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