AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoKansas Supreme Court Amendment: Kansans vote Tuesday on whether to elect Supreme Court justices instead of using the current commission-and-governor appointment system, a move Republicans say will shift the court right and Democrats warn will politicize judges and invite dark money. Election 2026 Logistics: A Kansas court fight over mail ballots continues to shape what voters can expect, with guidance still evolving as the primary approaches. School Food Access: The Kansas Department of Education says all districts and many private schools are participating in the National School Lunch/Breakfast Program, with updated 2026-27 income guidelines for free and reduced-price meals. Public Health & Drugs: North Dakota Gov. Kelly Armstrong and AG Drew Wrigley announced executive actions to curb access to unregulated kratom, citing overdoses and deaths. Antitrust: AG William Tong led a coalition of states in announcing a $400 million settlement in principle with Sandoz over alleged generic-drug price-fixing and reduced competition. Rural Federal Funding: A USDA relocation plan could risk research, trade, and aid programs if staff won’t move, according to union surveys and interviews. Local Safety: Two people were arrested after a hit-and-run crash and pursuit in Jackson County.
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