AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Public Safety: An American fugitive wanted in Mississippi for sexual battery involving an incapacitated person was arrested in Cebu, Philippines, and is set for deportation after U.S. authorities requested action. Local Law & Justice: Mississippi AG Lynn Fitch says a white officer in the 2022 killing of Black motorist Jaylen Lewis won’t be retried after jurors deadlocked on manslaughter; the case has fueled calls for policing reforms in Jackson. Civic Life & Education: The League of Women Voters of Jackson Area appointed Felicia Kelly-Brookins as Local Membership Director, launching “Cinnamon Rolls & Civics” at Tougaloo College to boost student civic engagement. Workforce & Community: Stone County Economic Development Partnership named 2026 award winners, spotlighting local leadership, arts, education initiatives, and business impact. Health & School Attendance: Mississippi chronic absenteeism dipped to 26.5% in 2025-26, with 115,385 students missing 10%+ of instruction time. Tech & Cybersecurity: MSU and MGCCC hosted “Securing the Coast” to help small businesses strengthen cybersecurity for defense contracts. Sports & Culture: Mississippi State’s “SEC Nation” broadcast returns to Starkville ahead of the Bulldogs’ Oct. 3 matchup with Alabama, with gameday updates for fans. Outdoor & Family: DNR reminders highlight October hunting and trapping season openers and license/safety requirements. Community Spotlight: Peoples Bank promoted Tiffany Mangum to Senior Operations Officer, with church leadership and long-time service noted.
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