AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArkansas Education: White County school districts say no third-graders were retained this year, after intensive tutoring and good-cause exemptions under the Arkansas LEARNS Act. Local Elections: The White County Election Commission approved an early voting center in Beebe at the Church of Christ for three days ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. Public Health: A multistate salmonella recall includes jalapeño-based dips and guacamole sold at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Target and more; shoppers are urged to check “best if used by” dates and discard impacted items. Food Safety: The FDA upgraded an egg recall to its highest risk level over Salmonella Enteritidis, with millions of eggs pulled from shelves. Weather & Safety: A dangerous heat wave continues to grip the Mid-South, with Little Rock under heat advisories and officials urging hydration and cooling precautions. Medicaid Watch: KFF Health News reports the Trump administration won’t renew a key Medicaid waiver agreement, raising concerns for coverage changes for about 200,000 low-income Arkansans. Business & Growth: HTeaO is opening a Fort Smith store Aug. 22, and Huey Magoo’s awarded development rights for 60 new restaurants, including sites in Arkansas. Law Enforcement: Arkansas State Police is facing renewed scrutiny after a trooper’s alleged use of force against a teen, with a federal lawsuit now in play.
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