AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoKohen Wiley Shooting: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch ruled the Senatobia officer who fatally shot the 1-year-old during a Walmart shoplifting response was justified; the family disputes the finding and is demanding the release of body-camera footage. Police Reform: A Mississippi police department reached a Justice Department settlement requiring reforms after federal investigators found civil-rights violations, including discrimination and excessive force. Senate Race: Democrat Scott Colom raised about $1.3 million last quarter—more than twice incumbent Cindy Hyde-Smith’s total—but Hyde-Smith still holds more campaign cash. Jobs and Manufacturing: TP-Link plans to assemble Wi-Fi 8 routers in Corinth as early as 2027 through a deal with Key Tronic, pending regulatory approval; components will still come from abroad. Child Care: A shortage of Mississippi child-care vouchers is forcing providers to close or put families on waitlists. Fire Danger: Drought and dry conditions have prompted burn bans in at least 46 counties, with sunny, warm weather offering little relief.
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