AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoDelaware Courts & Privacy: Delaware Attorney General William Tong joined a coalition suing the Trump administration to block demands for a federal database of sensitive driver records, arguing the move would violate privacy laws and threaten more than $10 million in federal funding. Local Government & Growth: Dover’s data center moratorium is gaining momentum after a council committee voted to send an 18-month pause ordinance to the full council while officials draft permanent rules. Business & Health: Forma Life Sciences, now Delaware-based, was selected to set up U.S. commercial supply for an FDA-approved chronic myeloid leukemia treatment. Environment & Water: Veolia sued upstream manufacturers tied to PFAS contamination affecting Wilmington’s Stanton Water Treatment Plant, seeking recovery for a $35 million filtration upgrade. Research & Weather: UD researchers are using tagged sharks to map a “cold pool” that can influence hurricane intensity in the Mid-Atlantic. Community & Culture: Delaware Libraries announced free events tied to the Library of Congress National Book Festival, including an Aug. 14 Kent County stop and a Sept. 13 Lewes author event. Delaware Business Support: Applications are open for the Business on Main Street Accelerator in Dover, a joint DSB-Launcher program for entrepreneurs running through Aug. 31. Sports Business: A Delaware federal court filing adds to the Wondermind fraud case, with investors accusing Selena Gomez and her mother of misleading backers about a mental health startup that allegedly collapsed.
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