AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoCoal policy and energy costs: The Trump administration announced $850 million for coal plant modernization and new coal capacity, using Cold War-era Defense Production Act authority—promising grid reliability while drawing criticism as an unnecessary subsidy. Local governance and public safety: Maryland is rolling out summer road-safety messaging as the “100 Deadliest Days” period begins, while Baltimore’s audit flags $40M in unpaid bills and collection failures. Education and technology: As AI use in schools grows, Maryland lawmakers and districts are scrambling to set guardrails; a new law requires AI coordinators and statewide teacher training. Courts and civil rights: A coalition asked a Maryland judge to halt Trump’s anti-DEI contractor order, arguing it forces contractors into unconstitutional speech and association tradeoffs. Environment and parks: Maryland is previewing its newest state park at Wetipquin Creek in Wicomico County, the first state park planned for that county. Business and finance: AlphaCore Wealth Advisory acquired Elk River Wealth Management, expanding its advisory team and footprint. Community and health: A grief retreat, “Come S.I.T. Awhile,” is set for July 25 in Pasadena to support women in the community. Sports (Maryland ties): The Orioles lost to the Mariners 6-5 as Seattle’s Randy Arozarena homered in extras, keeping Baltimore in a tough stretch.
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