AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoPulaski County Election: County judge candidates Wendell Griffen and Michael Rushin say the biggest problem is public distrust, as the race heads toward Nov. 3 and data-center fights loom. Law Enforcement & Public Safety: Arkansas State Police Col. Mike Hagar renewed calls for parents to pull over when signaled after a Camden-area pursuit with four young children ended in a crash; ASP says fleeing with kids will be met with serious consequences. Courts & Campaigns: A judge dismissed murder charges against Lonoke County sheriff nominee Aaron Spencer after investigators lost a dash-cam memory card tied to the shooting of his daughter’s alleged abuser. Local Government & Housing: Fayetteville’s Patriot Park veterans housing project is on track to start leasing by mid-July, with a waiting list already building. Gun Violence Prevention: Little Rock’s “Wear Orange” weekend roundtable highlights gun safety and suicide prevention efforts. Energy Policy: The Trump administration’s $700M coal push using the Defense Production Act is drawing fresh scrutiny, including impacts on Arkansas and other states.
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