AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoDomestic Violence & Race: A Denver Broncos defender’s attorney cited race in a domestic abuse case as prosecutors kept charges against Jonathon Cooper after dropping charges against his ex. Women’s Sports: A push for more respect for women’s athletics highlights momentum in women’s soccer and other programs. Donor Intent in Courts: A court ruling says donor conditions can’t be casually tossed aside, keeping scholarship rules tied to original intent. Gospel Music: Kierra Sheard will receive the BMI Impact Award at the 2026 BMI Trailblazers of Gospel Music Awards in Nashville. Local Lifestyle & Community: Memphis’ Young Actors Guild spotlights youth with “Teen lives matter” as a summer academy theme. Health Misinformation: Tennessee pharmacies continue selling ivermectin with minimal oversight, raising concerns about anti-vaccine influence. Food & Cost of Living: Tennessee shoppers won’t get a grocery tax break in 2026 after a proposed holiday failed. Arts & Protest: A Memphis art auction invites creators to make protest signs for “Art is Revolting!” supporting Indivisible Memphis. Sports (Chattanooga): Chattanooga FC fell 2-0 to Nashville Rhythm, with the next matches set for late June. Entertainment (Jelly Roll): Court filings show Jelly Roll has filed for divorce from Bunnie XO, sparking intense fan backlash.
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