AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoTeen Takeovers Turn Violent: A national trend of “teen takeovers” that starts online is increasingly tied to shootings, theft and vandalism, with police and city officials pushing back as summer gatherings grow harder to prevent. Baltimore-Area Public Safety: Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley says the dirt bike task force will keep seizing illegal bikes and won’t negotiate with riders. Education & Labor: AFSCME Council 3 filed an unfair labor practice claim and lawsuit against Gov. Wes Moore and the University System of Maryland over alleged withheld negotiated pay raises and layoffs; meanwhile, many Maryland school systems are meeting the $60,000 teacher pay floor, but some did it by cutting positions. Opioid Settlements: Maryland will collect more than $13 million over 10 years from seven drugmakers to fund addiction treatment statewide. Local Government Watch: Royal Farms bought nearly six acres on Ritchie Highway in Arnold for a planned store and gas station, pending county approval. Chesapeake Bay Monitoring: A new water-level station was installed at Breezy Point in Calvert County to strengthen flood-risk data for residents and emergency planners. Sports: The Braves visit the Orioles as Ronald Acuña Jr.’s return remains uncertain.
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