AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoConsumer Protection: Mississippi will receive $3.6 million from General Motors’ $220 million settlement over allegations the company sold drivers’ data to insurers without proper consent. Higher Education: Mississippi’s 23 public colleges and universities face renewed scrutiny over whether the state can sustain them; a proposed community-college merger bill stalled, but lawmakers say the debate continues. Southaven: Elon Musk’s xAI is reportedly offering to buy 418 homes near its data center after residents complained about noise; one report says the offer includes a release of claims. Election 2026: Democrat Scott Colom and Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith are making final appeals ahead of Tuesday’s Senate election, with former President Bill Clinton campaigning for Colom in Tupelo. Agriculture: Applications for Mississippi’s wild hog control program open Sunday and run through Nov. 15, as officials cite damage to farmland and forests. Business: In-N-Out owner Lynsi Snyder named Mississippi among possible expansion states, though no plans or timeline have been announced. Cannabis: Mississippi is among seven states where more than 900 medical marijuana businesses received new federal registrations, potentially opening access to tax benefits.
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