AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoBird Flu: Preliminary tests found highly pathogenic H5N1 at a Worcester County poultry farm. The flock is being culled, and officials say poultry products remain safe to eat. Immigration: University of Maryland student Maria Flores Garcia and her mother were detained during an ICE check-in, prompting calls from lawmakers for their release. Local Development: Baltimore County Executive-elect Julian Jones says he will push ahead with the controversial Lutherville Station project, despite ongoing debate over community input and growth. Energy Costs: Maryland Senate Minority Leader Steve Hershey wants a review of state energy policies as electricity bills rise; he says Maryland imports about 40% of its power. Rural Health: Maryland received $168.4 million in federal funding to strengthen rural health care. Public Safety: Baltimore County police are seeking the driver in a fatal Pikesville hit-and-run and offering a $2,000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Political Fallout: Maryland Republicans are urging party unity after election losses, while Sen. Chris Van Hollen is emerging as a possible leader of Senate Democrats.
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