AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoAlabama Politics & Courts: Kentucky AG Russell Coleman and other GOP attorneys general asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revive a challenge to Biden-era EPA soot pollution limits, arguing the agency exceeded its authority outside the usual review cycle. Voting Rights Fight: A new court filing shows only a minority of Republican attorneys general backed Trump’s anti-mail voting order, while Alabama is among those signing on to oppose a preliminary injunction. Workforce & Economic Development: Alabama Secretary of Workforce Greg Reed said the state has more people working than ever, pointing to job growth tied to major employers and manufacturing. Consumer & Data Center Policy: Alabama AG Steve Marshall told Fox Business that data centers can be “open for business” as long as regulators protect consumers from higher energy and water costs. Local Government: Gadsden City School Board incumbents won re-election in District 1 and District 4 races. Public Safety: Lauderdale County arrested six people in a child-sex sting involving alleged travel to meet minors. Statewide Higher Ed: Gov. Kay Ivey proclaimed Sept. 4 “College Colors Day,” urging Alabamians to wear school colors statewide. Business Support: Odenville launched free, confidential one-on-one advising through a partnership with the Alabama SBDC at Jacksonville State.
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