AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoMedicaid: Arkansas rejected a federal offer to delay new Medicaid work requirements, saying they will still begin Jan. 1. Prediction-Market Fight: Attorney General Tim Griffin is suing Kalshi over alleged unlicensed gambling, while federal officials are suing to block Arkansas’ crackdown. Library Rules: The State Library Board revised its proposed restrictions on “sexually explicit” materials and reopened public comment through Dec. 13. Consumer Protection: Family Dollar will pay $63 million to settle federal and state allegations it overcharged shoppers; Arkansas joined the case. Weather: A freeze warning brought early-morning temperatures as low as 28 degrees in parts of central Arkansas, but Little Rock is forecast to warm to 79 by Wednesday. Sports: No. 19 Arkansas men’s basketball beat Central Arkansas 79-66; the Razorbacks’ football team hosts South Carolina Saturday. Business: Georgia-Pacific is investing $20 million to expand its Anchor Packaging facility in northeast Arkansas.
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