AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoHeat Safety: Baton Rouge braces for dangerous above-average heat with feels-like temps topping 108 and heat alerts likely as rain chances drop and a Gulf high-pressure “lid” traps humidity. Public Safety Tech: Baton Rouge Police say solar license-plate cameras (Flock) are helping solve crimes and recover stolen property, while privacy critics push back. Parks & Crime: BREC says it’s taking steps after reports of drug use and litter at a Baton Rouge park, including more coverage and coordination with law enforcement. Courts & Energy Policy: The 5th Circuit struck down Biden-era stove and oven efficiency rules, siding with Louisiana and other states over improper public-process steps. State Law & Fraud Controls: AG Liz Murrill highlights a new law requiring citizenship verification for NGOs administering taxpayer-funded public assistance. Childhood Vaccines: New Orleans officials say Trump’s executive order on vaccine recommendations doesn’t immediately change school requirements, even as parents raise concerns. Local Justice: A St. James Parish correctional deputy was fired and arrested over alleged sexual conduct with an inmate. Immigration: A Russia-born asylum seeker detained by ICE is set for a bond hearing after separation from her mother. Little League Fallout: Tulsa National’s disqualification for an ineligible player was upheld by a Texas court, sending Boerne to the Little League World Series.
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