AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoOpen Meetings Ruling: A Louisiana appeals court says BESE’s attempted takeover of two low-performing Baker schools violated the state open meetings law, potentially forcing more detailed public agendas. Courts & Public Safety: The son of Baton Rouge Judge Gail Horne Ray returned to court seeking to vacate 1997 forcible rape convictions, arguing a prior motion wasn’t ruled on. Storm Watch: Tropical Storm Bertha continues to churn across the Gulf and Louisiana, with officials urging residents to stay alert as impacts roll into Acadiana and the New Orleans area. State Government & Infrastructure: Jefferson Parish secured a $20M loan for sewer upgrades after losing its bond rating, using a state-backed path that avoids needing a credit rating. Elections & Voting Rights: Sen. Raphael Warnock is pushing Congress to investigate whether post–Louisiana v. Callais redistricting illegally discriminated against Black voters. Veterans: LDVA praised Sen. Bill Cassidy’s bill to support spouses of veterans lost to suicide with career services. Federal Policy: The U.S. House passed a bill letting the FDA destroy hazardous food and other imports that pose public health risks.
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