AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoChild Well-Being: Minnesota placed 5th nationally in the KIDS COUNT Data Book, with economic well-being ranking second, but education gaps remain stark—about 69% of 4th graders aren’t proficient in reading and roughly two-thirds of 8th graders miss math benchmarks. Consumer Finance: Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison sued app-based cash advance lender Brigit, arguing its “cash advances” violate state lending caps and aren’t clearly disclosed; Brigit says it’s mischaracterized and will fight the case. Public Safety & Courts: Vance Boelter pleaded guilty in federal court for the killings of former House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, admitting he spent months stalking targets and posing as a police officer. Housing & Development: Northside Shoppes land in Tallahassee tied to a Minnesota-based buyer is moving forward with a new self-storage plan after rezoning backlash. Local Economy & Community: New Ulm’s Farmers Market kicked off at River Bend with a new layout and expanded hours, signaling steady demand for local food. Sports Business: The NHL’s Dylan Larkin trade request continues to ripple, with reporting pointing to a short list of contender teams he’d consider.
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