AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoBay Bridge: Maryland received final federal environmental approval for two replacement spans, each with four lanes and full shoulders; construction could begin in 2032. State Finances: A fiscal watchdog disputes Gov. Wes Moore’s claim that Maryland’s budget is balanced, citing a projected $21.5 billion in accumulated obligations. Moore Administration: Three cabinet officials are leaving, including Public Safety and Correctional Services Secretary Carolyn Scruggs; interim leaders are in place. Household Costs: Maryland’s energy assistance program served nearly 150,000 households in fiscal 2026, a 17% increase from the same period last year. Annapolis Crime: Twelve people were sentenced in a federal drug-trafficking case centered on the city’s Clay Street. Redistricting: Voters approved Question 3, giving Maryland lawmakers more flexibility to redraw congressional maps; Gov. Moore is urging them to act.
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