AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPet Care Costs: Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined a multistate lawsuit seeking to block Covetrus’ $3.5 billion purchase of MWI, arguing the veterinary supply giants’ merger could raise clinic costs and pet owners’ bills. Growth and Housing: Greenville approved annexing and rezoning nearly 196 acres for about 500 homes, despite neighbors’ flooding concerns. Health Care: North Carolina received more than $216 million in federal rural health funding, a boost for care in underserved communities. Election Aftermath: Democrats’ gains could reshape statehouse priorities in 2027, with incoming House leaders pointing to health care affordability and access. Western Connectivity: Federal rules favoring lower-cost broadband projects may steer some mountain communities toward satellite service, stirring debate over reliability and resilience after Helene. Local Notes: Durham school leaders delayed a vote on a proposed facility study that could lead to school closures. Charlotte native and former Wake Forest quarterback Sam Hartman will lead ABC’s “The Bachelor,” while Uber says a vendor breach exposed personal information and sent notices to North Carolina residents.
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