AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoCyclospora Watch: The CDC says the Cyclospora outbreak tied to Taco Bell and recalled Taylor Farms lettuce has reached 6,358 cases, adding new states including North Carolina, as officials note the rise may reflect illnesses from earlier exposures. Federal Education Scrutiny: Reuters reports the DOJ is targeting more universities over admissions practices and pro-Palestinian protests, including allegations involving Duke Law, with schools saying their policies are merit-based. North Carolina Courts & Accountability: The NC House advanced a plan letting the chief justice suspend trial judges without pay when they’re under investigation by the Judicial Standards Commission. Local Governance: A Robbinsville mayor arrested on felony drug charges will take a three-month leave of absence, with the mayor pro-tem handling duties. Public Safety Tech: A Mooresville officer was arrested for allegedly using Flock license-plate camera data for personal reasons. Drought Update: Rain has eased conditions, but most of North Carolina remains in moderate to severe drought, with reservoirs still below normal. Community & Culture: Tickets are on sale for the 11th annual North Carolina Chinese Lantern Festival in Cary, running Nov. 21–Jan. 10.
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