AGP Executive Report
Last update: 34 minutes agoRobocall crackdown: West Virginia AG J.B. McCuskey and 48 other attorneys general urged the FCC to tighten rules that would block scammers from accessing legitimate phone numbers, saying fraudsters increasingly buy real numbers to dodge spam filters. Corrections contract fallout: Alabama lawmakers delayed a proposed outside legal-services contract tied to the YesCare prison health provider collapse, as questions swirl over the law firm selection, oversight of the original deal, and whether criminal prosecution is warranted. Mobile River Bridge/Bayway: ALDOT says the Mobile River Bridge and Bayway Project is revised and now expected to start by year-end, with a phased approach and a higher toll plan—$7.70 per trip for most users, but $3 with ALGO Pass. Cash App settlement: Alabama AG Steve Marshall announced the state is part of a $45 million multistate settlement with Block over Cash App practices, alleging misleading claims about safety and fraud protections. Data centers: The Alabama Public Service Commission opened public input on how it should evaluate Alabama Power contracts with data centers, as demand reshapes utility planning. Manufacturing workforce: Hartselle hosted a “State of Manufacturing” event where local leaders highlighted continued growth but stressed the need to build the next generation of skilled workers. Catfish Trail: Alabama launched an official Alabama Catfish Trail with more than 50 destinations, aiming to boost tourism tied to fishing, farms, and local food.
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