AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoMedicaid Watch: DHS chief Janet Mann told lawmakers Arkansas is “optimistic” the Trump administration will extend the ARHOME Medicaid expansion waiver short-term; if not, nearly 207,000 people wouldn’t lose coverage but could shift to fee-for-service Medicaid, a move Mann warned could disrupt providers and beneficiaries. Storm Aftermath: Central Arkansas storms and high winds knocked out power for about 27,000 Entergy customers, mainly in Pope, Faulkner, Pulaski and White counties, with many expecting restoration by Tuesday. Food Safety: Walmart shoppers are urged to check pantries for a recalled Marketside Tomato Bisque Soup Kit due to possible Listeria; the FDA says no confirmed illnesses yet. Public Health/Cost of Living: A Redfin analysis found typical families in Little Rock spend under 40% of income on housing and childcare—among the most affordable big metros. Local Schools & Conservation: AGFC honored 31 Arkansas schools (Pre-K through 12th) as School of Conservation Leadership for 2026-29. Tech & Delivery: Uber says drone delivery via Zipline is coming to select cities; Zipline already operates in Pea Ridge, Arkansas.
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