AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoHealth Policy: Mississippi’s state health officer says a Trump order to review and reduce federal funding for childhood vaccines won’t change Mississippi school requirements, which still follow state law and Mississippi’s long measles-free record. Local Politics: Attorney General Lynn Fitch kicked off a 2027 governor run, setting up a crowded GOP primary to succeed Tate Reeves. Community & Care: Jackson residents experiencing homelessness say extreme heat relief is still hard to find, with no clear cooling shelter plan beyond a limited tent for one displaced complex. Culture & Education: Starkville’s junior garden club is teaching kids to grow food and sell it, tying gardening to healthier eating and public health goals. Sports & Careers: A Thomas County AVTF student landed a camera-operator role with SEC Network for Mississippi State football. Public Safety: Monroe County Sheriff addressed a fatal jail tasing, saying officers were defending themselves while the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation reviews the case. Remembering: Obituaries highlighted Mississippi-born community members in Alabama and Louisiana.
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