AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCongressional Clash: Rep. Andy Harris threatened a student journalist with possible prosecution for recording him after a heated Eastern Shore debate; the reporter says she’ll keep covering him. Campus Safety: Gov. Wes Moore ordered a 90-day review of sexual assault policies at Maryland colleges. Transportation: Moore paused planned state toll increases, directing the MTA to hold off. Higher Education: UMES cleared a key hurdle to recruit students for Maryland’s first veterinary school, with its inaugural class expected in 2027. Chesapeake Bay: The Bay earned a C+, its best report card grade in 40 years, though concerns remain. Annapolis: The city unveiled its first Malcolm X monument at the public library. Health Coverage: Maryland now projects 152,000 residents could lose Medicaid by 2028 as new work rules and six-month renewal requirements approach.
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