AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoSchool Mental Health Fight: Connecticut’s Dana Nessel joined a lawsuit with 14 other Democratic attorneys general to block the Trump administration from ending a $1 billion school-based mental health grant program, arguing the cuts would violate a court order and leave districts scrambling. CT Public Health & Access: A separate report highlights how rural patients can get bounced between agencies and contractors, delaying Medicaid enrollment and care—an issue Connecticut families know too well as costs and paperwork barriers pile up. WNBA in Connecticut’s Orbit: Caitlin Clark returned for Indiana’s matchup with the Las Vegas Aces, while Minnesota’s Cheryl Reeve kept stacking wins, underscoring how Connecticut fans are staying glued to the league’s biggest names. Sports & Local Interest: The Babe Ruth 13-16 Western Mass championship featured a rare combined no-hitter by Pittsfield’s Kevin Smith and Cooper Reed, with the team heading to regional play in Stamford. Community & Culture: Bridgeport’s 33rd Puerto Rican Parade of Fairfield County drew thousands for music, food, and pride. Weather/Benefits: After July storms, Connecticut SNAP recipients may qualify for up to an extra $331 in July food replacement benefits, with reports due July 14.
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