AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoMaryland Politics & Courts: The U.S. Justice Department has sued Maryland over its immigration “sanctuary” policies, arguing the state is obstructing federal enforcement. Public Safety: Maryland Natural Resources Police reported no boating fatalities during Independence Day weekend, but investigated 11 boating accidents and made five alcohol-related arrests during its Operation Dry Water patrol. Health Watch: A cyclosporiasis outbreak tied to contaminated produce is surging across the U.S.; with tracking weakened since 2025, officials say it’s harder to find the source, and Michigan alone has logged more than 1,500 cases. Local Community: Leadership Southern Maryland is still accepting applications for its Teen Leadership Academy (July 27–31) with 10 full-tuition scholarships for students in Calvert, Charles, and St. Mary’s counties. Transportation: The Maryland State Highway Administration plans overnight lane closures on the Baltimore Beltway starting Sunday as it shifts lanes back for the I-695 shoulder-use project. Crime: Baltimore police are investigating a shooting in Northeast Baltimore where three men were hit near East Cold Spring Lane.
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