AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoImmigration & Health Care: Tennessee’s Department of Health is warning parents that children using the Children’s Special Services program after June 30 could trigger reporting to state immigration enforcement that shares data with ICE, raising alarms from pediatric providers about life-threatening gaps for disabled kids. Courts & Business: Eli Lilly won a federal temporary restraining order targeting a Nashville-linked network tied to alleged rebate fraud involving Tennessee church leaders and pharmacy groups, with the order barring further rebate submissions and record destruction. Local Government & Public Safety: Knox County’s GOP state primary board voted to let Knox County Sheriff primary results stand, while Metro Nashville continues budget fights over funding and oversight. Data Centers & Community Impact: Nashville Zoo and residents are pushing back on a proposed AI data center next door, as the broader backlash over data centers keeps growing. Education & Sports Law: N.C. State is investigating whether LSU improperly induced Will Wade’s departure and is looking at potential North Carolina law violations after receiving requests to sign releases of claims. Crime: Henry County authorities announced charges in the killing of a Murray State University employee, arresting two men in the case. Tech & Consumer Fraud: Delaware and New Jersey advanced bills to ban crypto ATMs as scam complaints mount, following other state bans including Tennessee.
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