AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoMedicaid Work-Rule Lawsuit: A coalition of Democratic-led states, including Rhode Island, sued the Trump administration to block new federal guidance that sharply narrows who qualifies as “medically frail” under Medicaid work requirements—arguing it will force vulnerable patients off coverage. Tuition Fight: The DOJ also sued Massachusetts and Rhode Island over “in-state tuition” and aid for undocumented students, saying the policies unlawfully discriminate against U.S. citizens. Rhode Island Gaming: Land-based casino revenue in Rhode Island fell 2% year-over-year in May to $57.6 million. Housing & Homeownership Finance: Washington Trust said it expects to help finance 37 home purchases this year across RI, MA and CT using federal grant programs plus Rhode Island’s AnchorHome initiative. Aquidneck Island Safety Funding: Rhode Island’s delegation announced $19.25 million for roadway, bike and pedestrian safety upgrades on Aquidneck Island. Local Business/Community: The Warren and Bristol Prevention Coalitions launched “Sticker Shock” to encourage responsible Fourth of July behavior at local stores and liquor shops. Marine Industry Hiring: Navtronics named Gary Morrissette Northeast Sales Manager, covering seven New England locations. Banking & Culture: Bank of America expanded Museums on Us to 250 institutions and will offer free admission for July 4 weekend, including RI museums.
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