AGP Executive Report
Last update: 32 minutes agoNolan Wells Investigation: Mississippi teen Nolan Wells’ family and attorney Ben Crump are pressing for a “thorough” probe after conflicting accounts and online rumors surrounding his July 4 Horn Island disappearance and death; his mother is asking the public to share any photos or videos from the island with law enforcement and her legal team. Disaster Recovery: Gov. Tate Reeves announced six Disaster Service Centers opening Tuesday, July 14, for May 6-7 storm and tornado survivors in Franklin, Lamar, Lawrence, Lincoln (two sites), and Wilkinson counties, with FEMA, MEMA, and SBA help available. Jackson Budget Watch: Mayor John Horhn says Jackson must revise its 2026 budget by July 31 to stay in compliance with state law after revenue projections fell short. Public Safety/Crime: U.S. Capitol Police arrested a 67-year-old man after finding a handgun during an approach to the Capitol’s North Barricade. Health & Back-to-School: MSDH is running a two-week one-stop event in Ridgeland (July 20-31) for birth certificates, school forms, and immunizations. Business/Local Economy: Seafood labeling rules expanded statewide so restaurants and markets must label domestic, local, or imported seafood, and AG Lynn Fitch highlighted trafficking and fraud enforcement.
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