AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoElection 2026: Maryland early voting is drawing record interest, with turnout surpassing 2022 levels. Gov. Wes Moore campaigned in Cumberland as Democrats make a push for votes in traditionally Republican areas; voters decide Nov. 3. Schools and Rights: The Justice Department is suing Maryland school systems over policies on transgender students, alleging they violate parents’ rights. The districts have not had their case heard in court. Baltimore: The city is seeking approval for an $11 million settlement in a class-action lawsuit over evictions. Energy: Maryland’s new $200 million clean-energy program aims to expand in-state power supply, as BGE’s proposed cuts to energy-efficiency programs draw criticism from environmental advocates. Public Safety: A Salisbury man pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in a 2006 killing after investigators reopened the cold case and found new witnesses. Travel: Three northbound lanes of I-95 near MD 32 in Howard County are scheduled to close Friday night for emergency bridge-joint repairs, with work expected to continue through Saturday. Plan for delays.
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