AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMedicaid Watch: A new Urban Institute projection says California and New York could see the biggest drops in Medicaid expansion enrollment under federal work requirements and more frequent eligibility checks. North Dakota Water Reality: Lake Sakakawea is running low, and officials may need to bring back boat ramps submerged for nearly two decades—meaning more traffic and added costs as maintenance gets assessed. Hemp & Fraud Push: North Dakota Attorney General Jackley joined a national coalition urging Congress to strengthen the STOP FRAUD in Medicaid Act, while other AGs also pressed to keep federal hemp reforms in place. Ag Markets: At the Ag Outlook Forum, economists warned that even with strong-looking crops, prices may not rise without fewer acres and lower yields. Manufacturing People: The Greater North Dakota Chamber named 10 “Faces of Manufacturing” for 2026, highlighting local careers and innovation. Local Life: Grand Forks officials defended recycling efforts and said materials don’t end up at the landfill as often as people think.
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