AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoWeather Preparedness: Gov. Tate Reeves declared Oct. 12–17 Fall Severe Weather Preparedness Week as Isaias’s remnants leave Mississippi with a lingering risk of gusty winds and severe weather. Criminal Justice: Curtis Flowers, whose murder convictions were overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court after six trials, has died at 56. Education: Clinton Public School District students posted some of Mississippi’s top 2026 assessment scores, including first-place results for Eastside Elementary fourth-grade English and fifth-grade math. College Football: No. 9 Ole Miss routed Vanderbilt 52–17, while Mississippi State rose to No. 16 in the AP poll ahead of its matchup with LSU. Ole Miss Community: Court records say two students found dead on the same day had recently bought kratom pills; toxicology reports cited the same controlled substances in both cases. Jackson: The JPS Public Engagement team earned seven national and three state communications awards.
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