AGP Executive Report
Last update: 30 minutes agoBusiness & Courts: Delaware’s Supreme Court upheld an order requiring Verisk to proceed with its $2.35 billion AccuLynx deal, though Verisk says closing is not guaranteed. Road Safety: New Castle County is considering more speed cameras after two sites brought in nearly $380,000 in ticket revenue. Elections: Early voting remains strong as hours change Wednesday; Sarah McBride is seeking reelection to Delaware’s only U.S. House seat. Blue Hens: Delaware beat Western Kentucky 35-21, snapping a seven-game road losing streak behind Nick Minicucci’s 414 passing yards and four touchdowns. Public Safety: A Middletown High School student was arrested after allegedly bringing a loaded gun and a knife to school. Child Welfare: A state audit found foster-care youth sometimes sleep in government offices because of a shortage of placements.
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