AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoMississippi Politics & Courts: Mississippi Supreme Court upheld Carly Gregg’s convictions and life sentences in her mother’s slaying, keeping the case closed at the state level. Elections & Voting Rights: A federal court protected a Mississippi majority-Black voting district ahead of the November election, a key win for voting-rights advocates. State Government: Gov. Tate Reeves named Dr. “Deano” Harrison as Mississippi’s new apprenticeship director, aiming to expand registered apprenticeship programs with employer and educator partners. Public Safety & Law Enforcement: Mississippi DPS Commissioner Sean Tindell announced his run for state attorney general, while another Mississippi sheriff transition is in motion as the next interim/next sheriff path heads toward the November general election. Federal Policy Impact: The Mississippi Cattlemen’s Association criticized a Trump administration move to allow more beef imports, warning it could destabilize prices for Mississippi producers. Mississippi Economy & Industry: Powers sold its Mississippi HVAC/controls territorial divisions to Albireo Energy, a deal meant to preserve customer relationships and local operations. Education & Defense: Ole Miss is awaiting a Defense Department decision that could bring a Russian language flagship program to campus.
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