AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMississippi Gun Law: Mississippi lawmakers advanced a new measure targeting stolen firearms and youth gun violence, with penalties and fines increasing and certain youth cases automatically moving to circuit court starting July 1. Public Safety Watch: South Mississippi law enforcement is stepping up patrols after social media posts warned of a possible “teen takeover” at Turtle Creek Mall, though officials say no confirmed threats have been reported. Healthcare Dollars: New data shows Pearl Medicaid providers billed $281,792 for dental services in 2024, up sharply from 2023, highlighting where local public health spending is going. Internet Safety Fight: Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch joined a coalition opposing the federal KIDS Act, arguing it would weaken states’ ability to protect children online while limiting Big Tech accountability. Local Jobs & Growth: The Governor’s Job Fair Network brought employers and job seekers together in Greenwood, with professional clothing donations helping candidates make a strong first impression. Delta Infrastructure: The Delta Regional Authority is investing $15 million in Mississippi Delta projects, including road, water, and flood-control improvements. Business Spotlight: Gulf Coast small business owners graduated from an eight-week FastTrac program focused on planning, marketing, and pricing.
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