AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoNolan Wells Investigation: The FBI says it’s helping address “threats” tied to the case as Jackson County authorities continue leading the probe; the family has also agreed to inspect Wells’ phone with the DA, with attorney Ben Crump saying grand jury presentation is the goal. Local Government & Growth: Clinton residents are pushing for a more restrictive data center ordinance as QTS eyes a massive $10 billion hyperscale campus, with public comments split between economic hopes and health concerns. Public Safety: Hinds County detention death fallout continues as an attorney for Mielun Butler’s family files a notice of claim, seeking transparency and an FBI look at social media posts alleged to have encouraged violence. Education: Mississippi teachers say new state steps for buying classroom supplies are harder to use, citing access problems and a tougher reimbursement process. Business & Jobs: Bollinger Shipyards opened a Gulfport workforce training center with Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College to expand skilled trades for shipbuilding. Health & Consumer Watch: A multistate Glenmark settlement targets alleged generic drug price-fixing, with eligible buyers urged to check claims.
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