AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoVoting Rights: Delaware enacted the John Lewis Voting Rights Act, adding state-level protections against suppression, dilution, intimidation and deception, and giving the Attorney General authority to pursue violations. Court & Business: A Delaware judge ordered Verisk to move forward with its $2.35 billion AccuLynx deal, saying Verisk’s termination was invalid and AccuLynx is owed damages for direct costs. Public Safety: Delaware State Police charged a Seaford dance instructor, Emily Pryor Albino, with sexually abusing two teen students and soliciting a child online; investigators say there may be more victims. Health: Delaware’s measles count rose to 20 confirmed cases, all in Kent County, with public health urging vaccination and awareness. Transportation: DART will hold public hearing workshops on proposed statewide bus service changes, with the first stop in Wilmington Sept. 1. Infrastructure/Traffic: The Commodore Barry Bridge rehab is causing lane restrictions and delays as the $220 million project continues toward a 2028 finish. Sports & Community: Newark National fell to Hawai’i in the Senior League Baseball U.S. Championship; Wilmington’s Clifford Brown Jazz Festival drew major headliners, and Emeri “Da Boss” Cotton won record-setting AAU Junior Olympic sprint titles.
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