AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoTuskegee University Dress Code: Tuskegee President Mark Brown says the new semester rules will require students to wear business suits and proper shoes for “business-like” settings, while banning bedroom shoes, bonnets, and du-rags (with religious/medical exceptions) and restricting revealing clothing. Immigration & Local Policing: ICE posted details on its role in Prichard Police arrests, including the July 22 arrest of Chief Walter Knight and Major Aaron Tucker on state property theft and ethics charges, following a June 16 warrant tied to a federal corruption case. Politics & Voting Access: Hale County voters head back to the polls Aug. 11 for a congressional do-over after May 19 results were voided, with only the 7th District Republican nomination contested and Terri Sewell already qualified on the Democratic side. Education Outcomes: Orange Beach City Schools released its 2025–2026 State of Education report, highlighting gains in ELA, math, and science, plus district-wide updates on academics, arts, athletics, and safety. Community & Culture Events: Trussville’s Alabama Home & Garden Show and Plant Sale wraps up Sunday with free admission, a tiny home tour, and a first-time plant sale; the Coastal Alabama Business Chamber also brings back its Aug. 22 Tailgate Cook-Off Challenge at The Wharf. Student Loan Strain: A new report says Alabama student loan defaults have surged since repayment resumed, with 169,000 borrowers more than 360 days delinquent.
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