AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoPolice Accountability: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch ruled that an officer was justified in the June shooting that killed 1-year-old Kohen Wiley in a Senatobia Walmart parking lot; no charges will be filed. Newly released footage has renewed calls from Wiley’s family and community members for transparency. Data Centers: A federal judge in Mississippi rejected the Justice Department’s attempt to end the NAACP’s pollution lawsuit over gas turbines powering xAI’s Southaven data center, allowing the case to proceed. Fire Danger: With dry, sunny weather forecast to continue, 48 burn bans are in effect statewide. Officials urge residents not to burn outdoors. Senate Race: Democrat Scott Colom’s challenge to Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith is drawing fresh support: a major Democratic PAC pledged $1.2 million for ads, and Kamala Harris is set to campaign with Colom Thursday. Pascagoula Manufacturing: Fairbanks Morse has broken ground on a $60 million expansion expected to double naval propulsion manufacturing capacity at its Bird-Johnson site by 2028, with $27 million in Navy funding.
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