AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoMaryland Leadership & Oversight: The Maryland Stadium Authority named Lindsey V. Parker as its next executive director, effective September 2026, as the agency looks to grow the state’s sports economy. City Watchdog Fight: Baltimore law school deans resigned from the board overseeing the city inspector general, raising fresh questions about who controls access and oversight as a lawsuit continues over record access. Cybersecurity & Blame Game: At Camp David, President Trump disputed claims that Iran was behind a Minnesota water-system cyberattack, instead blaming Minnesota officials—an issue that keeps national attention on critical infrastructure. Gaza Deal: Trump said the U.S. has an understanding with Israel on a Hamas disarmament plan, but the sequencing and hurdles remain unclear. Local Justice: A prosecutor from Harford County will handle Maryland Del. Gary Simmons’ assault case via an outside attorney. Transportation & Tech: FedEx expanded physical AI trailer-loading systems at its Hagerstown hub with Dexterity. Public Safety: A Maryland woman was charged in a D.C. hit-and-run that killed a pedestrian in April. Economy & Energy: Maryland finalized a $85M deal to buy rights tied to the Preakness Stakes.
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