AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoPFAS Accountability Fight: The Southern Environmental Law Center says EPA’s proposed Chemours settlement would let the company off too easily, failing to require comprehensive cleanup or court-enforceable protections for North Carolina communities. Election Access & Student Pathways: A new brief argues dual enrollment has surged, but states must fund advising and support so it leads to credentials and jobs—not just early credits for students already on a college track. Legal Showdown in Washington: Trump escalated his standoff over Acting AG Todd Blanche, threatening to temporarily withdraw the nomination as Senate holdouts demand changes to a proposed “anti-weaponization” fund and tax audit immunity. Local Growth & Business: Brightspeed construction is expanding in North Carolina, connecting thousands of homes and businesses in Alexander County. Consumer Protection: North Carolina lawmakers are reviving towing rules after complaints about excessive booting and towing fees in Charlotte and beyond. Community & Safety: A crash damaged a fire hydrant and shut down a busy south Charlotte road while repairs caused a water outage.
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