AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoNCAA Eligibility Fight: A Louisiana ruling is fueling a new wave of court battles over whether pro-contracted players can return to college, after the NCAA’s eligibility rules left some athletes believing they’d used up their college seasons. Tennessee Politics: Rutherford County Commission District 13 has a new face—22-year-old Branden Doughtie, a Democrat who won by 192 votes and says he’s ready to “get to work.” Energy & Data Centers: TVA approved higher, data-center-specific power rates, removing data centers from a manufacturing class and phasing in new charges that could raise costs about 10% for existing users. Public Safety/EMS: Oktibbeha County will keep two ambulance providers after Baptist selected Priority Ambulance for rural service while Starkville stays with Pafford. State Budget & Hemp: Tennessee’s THCA ban is already projected to cut about $110 million from the state budget after one month of collections. Healthcare Accountability: A Nashville hospital pharmacy mix-up allegedly left a patient paralyzed, with the hospital acknowledging multiple harmed patients. Crime Trends: An FBI report shows Tennessee among the higher violent-crime states even as the national rate fell.
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