AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoN.C. Supreme Court: Justice Phil Berger Jr. says he won’t seek re-election in 2028, leaving one seat on the court as the fall focus while Chief Justice Paul Newby’s term runs through 2028. G20 in Asheville: Finance ministers and central bank governors meet in western North Carolina, with officials touting the post-Helene recovery spotlight even as locals complain about the pace and amount of federal aid. Mail voting fight: A federal judge in Massachusetts pushes back on USPS rules tied to a federal ballot portal, warning about constitutional limits on federal control of elections. Coastal governance: The North Carolina Coastal Federation rolls out a toolkit to help towns handle abandoned and derelict vessels, aiming to cut navigational hazards and environmental harm. Data center zoning: Stokes County schedules a Sept. 8 public hearing on a conditional rezoning request for a large data center project. Surveillance politics: Reporting highlights growing backlash to Flock license-plate cameras and the lobbying push behind the technology. Health policy: A North Carolina-focused report examines how insurers can claw back claims after payment, fueling disputes over billing and coverage. Military & tech: North Carolina National Guard cyber teams wrap up “Operation Tobacco Road,” a multi-agency exercise blending defensive and adversary scenarios.
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