AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLSU–SEC Eligibility Fight: Louisiana AG Liz Murrill and district attorney Tony Clayton won an all-day Baton Rouge court hearing supporting athletes seeking to return to college rosters, while Orleans DA Jason Williams argued for the SEC’s authority to block former pros. Criminal Justice: Former DeRidder mayor Misty Roberts was released after serving 90 days of a suspended 10-year sentence for sex with a 16-year-old boy at a pool party, with the judge citing an error in sentencing assumptions. Cybersecurity & Identity Theft: Louisiana’s IDScan.net faces a growing wave of federal class actions after an alleged dark-web listing claimed access to 153 million driver’s license records; the FBI is investigating. State Government & Transportation: Gov. Jeff Landry appointed Rep. Mark Wright as DOTD Commissioner of Multimodal Commerce, expanding oversight of ports, rail, aviation, trucking and public transit. Local Economy: Gonzales businesses say LA-30 construction has caused major sales losses and closures, even as DOTD says the project will improve safety and traffic flow. Public Safety Training: Louisiana State Police said the state police academy is expected to resume in October after pausing classes over culture and training concerns. Civic Life: More than 1,000 people turned out for New Orleans’ AFL-CIO Labor Day picnic, with Lt. Gov. Billy Nungesser highlighting hospitality workers.
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