AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoMaryland Politics & Courts: A federal judge has temporarily blocked Virginia from enforcing most of a new law limiting local cooperation with ICE, keeping existing 287(g) partnerships intact while the legal fight plays out. Utilities & Consumer Watchdog: The Maryland Office of People’s Counsel says BGE and Delmarva Power over-collected more than $32 million and wants refunds, but the utilities argue a state law change bars after-the-fact relief—pushing the dispute to a Public Service Commission hearing. Health Care Fraud: CareFirst faces a pushback from defendants who argue the insurer should have spotted an alleged fraud scheme years earlier, raising statutes-of-limitations questions in federal court. Public Safety: Baltimore police are asking for help locating “Most Wanted” suspect Dashawn Taylor after a June double shooting that left one woman dead. Families & Crime: Baltimore police found six unattended children inside a home that appeared vacant, ages 9 to 1, and turned them over to medical and child welfare officials. Education: The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Washington announced six new principals for the 2026-27 school year, including leadership changes at schools in the region. State Program: Gov. Wes Moore says employer registration for Maryland’s paid family and medical leave program (FAMLI) is now live.
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