AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoAbortion Access: Gov. Maura Healey signed a Massachusetts law removing the 24-week cutoff, letting physicians use their professional judgment for late-pregnancy care—making the state the 10th (or 11th, depending on counts) to have no gestational limit. Public Safety & Courts: A federal judge in Mississippi ruled “tower dump” cell-site warrants are per se unconstitutional, striking at a technique that can sweep up location data for everyone near a tower. Health & Food Safety: Taylor Fresh Foods recalled jalapeño-containing dips, salsas and prepared foods sold nationwide after salmonella concerns tied to an ongoing outbreak. Business & Consumer Watch: Payments are starting to go out in a Cornell-led financial aid price-fixing suit, though Cornell hasn’t settled yet. Local Incidents: A person was rescued after falling about 50 feet down an embankment in Southbridge, and a Massachusetts State Police cruiser was involved in a Brockton crash. Sports: UMass opened practice week with a new offensive coordinator, Max Warner, after a rough scoring and rushing season.
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