AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMississippi Courts & Privacy: A federal judge in Mississippi ruled “tower dumps” (bulk cell-tower location pulls) are per se unconstitutional under the Fourth Amendment, striking at a DOJ technique used in a gang case. Energy & Consumer Costs: The 5th Circuit tossed Biden-era efficiency rules for gas and electric stoves and ovens, saying the Energy Department bypassed required public comment. AI in Rural Health: States are set to spend big rural-health dollars on AI tools, but a review found only 26 peer-reviewed studies since 2010—and few that track patient outcomes. Power, Data Centers & Rates: Mississippi residents are raising alarms about Entergy’s push to serve Amazon data centers, fearing grid upgrades and demand could mean higher bills. Public Safety Tech: Mississippi 911 dispatchers and coordinators are meeting in Biloxi to train on new technology, including how AI may support call handling. Weather: Coastal and north of I-10 areas face a prolonged heat stretch with heat indexes around 110–115 and flash-drought risk. Local Life: Tupelo mourns Kermit Davis Sr., a former Mississippi furniture market executive and longtime coach, who died at 91. Food Safety: Taylor Farms expanded jalapeño-related salmonella recalls tied to a wider multi-state outbreak. Sports Eligibility: Mississippi State and Southern Miss can add players for a fifth year after a judge’s ruling. Entrepreneurship: Innovate Mississippi’s CoBuilders Cohort is funding nine startups with $25,000 awards.
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