AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoBaltimore Crime Plan: A new report highlights how Baltimore’s Group Violence Reduction Strategy is expanding—using targeted interventions with gunshot victims and their friends—while critics question rollout speed and secrecy. Key Bridge Legal Fallout: Maryland’s AG says five law firms will split $167.8 million in contingency fees from the state’s $2.25 billion Key Bridge settlement, with one Maryland-based firm among the payouts. Cybersecurity: Chick-fil-A confirmed a credential-stuffing data breach affecting Chick-fil-A One accounts, with potential exposure of names, emails, loyalty info, and partial payment details. Energy & Utilities: The West Virginia PSC signaled coal-first priorities in hearings shaping FirstEnergy’s proposed gas plant and AEP’s long-term energy plan. Middle East Shipping Costs: Maersk added a $1,000 per-container fee for Strait of Hormuz transits as attacks and disruptions continue. Maryland Growth & Housing: New Census migration estimates show Maryland near the bottom for domestic in-migration, underscoring ongoing pressure on housing and local economies. Business/Health Tech: Baltimore startup Inner Logic raised $11.5M to build a simulation platform for autonomous surgery, aiming to speed regulatory approval. Gun Regulation: A report says ATF license revocations under Biden have been reversed under Trump, letting some dealers sell firearms again.
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