AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoLocal Transportation: DelDOT will squeeze traffic on Wilmington’s southern gateway by reducing the South Walnut Street Bridge to one lane each direction and imposing a 20-ton truck limit starting July 22 while crews reinforce deteriorating support columns. Public Health: Delaware confirmed a second measles case in Kent County, again tied to an unvaccinated man; DPH is expanding contact tracing and ran vaccination clinics and mobile health units. State Environment: Gov. Matt Meyer signed Delaware’s first comprehensive freshwater wetlands protection program (SB 9), aiming to fill federal regulatory gaps and add a statewide permitting framework plus a Wetland Screening Tool. National Security & Politics: Senate appropriators heard Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth push for $67B emergency funding for the Iran war after he said costs have reached $37.5B, sparking sharp clashes with Democrats. Health Outbreak Watch: CDC reported cyclosporiasis cases topping 4,000 across 41 states. Business/Finance: N-Zyme Biomedical closed a $4.6M Series A to advance Phase 2 reflux programs. Cybercrime: Three Russian nationals were indicted for cyber activities tied to more than $62M in victim losses. Banking/Corporate: Fulton Financial appointed David S. Schulz to its board. Crypto/Delaware Courts: Movement Labs filed for Chapter 11 in Delaware after the MOVE token turmoil.
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