AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoEducation & Accountability: Gov. Ron DeSantis says 60% of Florida students are now at or above grade level in English, math and core subjects, touting gains since the state ended the Florida Standards Assessments. Public Safety: A rabies advisory was issued in Charlotte County after a confirmed case in a raccoon near Jarvis Street in Port Charlotte; officials say a dog is in a 180-day quarantine. Immigration Detention: DeSantis moved to shut down “Alligator Alcatraz” after about a year, with supporters calling it a success and critics slamming the cost. Healthcare Fraud: Federal authorities charged nine people in a major Medicare/Medicaid/VA fraud crackdown tied to wound-care and COVID test schemes. Community & Culture: St. Petersburg’s Pride weekend is expected to draw hundreds of thousands with major police planning and no credible threats reported. Environment: Florida marks World Sea Turtle Day with a celebration of recovery and a reminder that pollution and coastal pressures still threaten turtles. Sports: Navy’s QB Blake Horvath is a key health question as the Midshipmen host USF in a tight AAC title race.
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