AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPublic Safety: Cherokee Village police issued a Silver Alert for 76-year-old Sharon Lee Hamilton-Standridge, last seen Thursday. She may be driving a white 2026 Maverick; anyone with information should call 911 or police at 870-847-0558. Legal Battle: The Justice Department and CFTC sued Arkansas to block the state’s enforcement action against prediction-market company Kalshi, arguing federal law governs its contracts. No ruling has been issued. Health Care: Arkansas received a second $207.7 million installment from the federal Rural Health Transformation Program. UAMS also launched the state’s first mobile lung cancer screening vans. Schools: Arkansas education officials sharply criticized four-day school weeks, while the Little Rock School District is seeking federal funds for locker-room safety sensors. Consumer Protection: Arkansas is among 17 states in a $63 million Family Dollar settlement over alleged checkout overcharges. The deal includes customer restitution and discounts. Higher Education: University of Arkansas System President Jay Silveria was chosen to lead Purdue University, with the move set for Feb. 1.
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