AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoPrince George’s County Development: Six Flags’ shuttered 515-acre site is set for a new entertainment-and-housing push backed by Kevin Durant’s 35V and TPA, but conservationists are renewing Belt Woods concerns over impacts to an adjacent old-growth preserve. Cybersecurity & Healthcare Fraud: Baltimore-area patients are being targeted with fake MyChart emails that mimic the real login flow to steal data or install malware, with Epic warning scammers are exploiting the trusted brand. Maryland Energy Costs: Howard County’s E85 prices held steady week-to-week, with the lowest reported gallon at $3.39 at three stations, while diesel pricing in Harford County averaged $5.68. Medicaid Spending Watch: Crownsville’s Medicaid Evaluation and Management billing jumped to $1.37M in 2024, and separate reporting highlights Maryland’s broader Medicaid billing growth and scrutiny. Local Consumer Scams: BBB Scam Tracker data shows Michigan cities including Melvin tied for 80th with two July scam reports, underscoring ongoing fraud losses nationwide. Sports Business Tie-In: The Ravens traded OT Diego Pounds to the Chiefs, a reminder how roster moves can ripple across regional fan economies.
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