AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoSports & Local Economy: The Ravens are keeping faith with kicker Tyler Loop but added pressure by signing Jake Moody to the practice squad after Loop’s uneven preseason. Real Estate & Housing Enforcement: A Baltimore County property dispute in Middle River highlights how alleged repeat squatters can reappear in renovated homes, raising questions about how quickly police can stop unauthorized occupants. Retail & Public Safety: A store employee at the Pentagon Mall was pepper sprayed after confronting a reported merchandise thief, underscoring ongoing risks for workers. Healthcare Access: Reproductive-care patients are arriving “later and sicker” as abortion bans and insurance restrictions delay treatment and push people to travel farther. Consumer & Business Regulation: The FTC and 22 states, including Maryland, sued Amazon over alleged secret ad surcharges that inflated prices for advertisers. Travel & Cost Pressure: AAA expects higher Labor Day travel costs than last year, with airfare and hotel bookings up. Local Business & Community: Maryland’s Department of Agriculture plans aerial mosquito spraying in Dorchester County, covering more than 13,600 acres. Global Impact on Marylanders: A Baltimore-based tour group says 47 travelers are missing after Nepal flooding.
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