AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLicense Plate Controversy: A 76-year-old Pompano Beach woman says her new plate “SQZ A55” reads like a crude phrase and has caused a stir at her retirement community; Broward County says offensive plates can be swapped for free. Hot-Car Safety Push: A new report highlights how 12 children have died in hot cars this year, including four in Florida, and urges parents to use reminders and routines to prevent “unknowingly left” tragedies. Local School Sports Freeze: Pinellas County Schools ordered all public high schools to stop scheduling St. Petersburg Catholic for 2026-27, escalating a long-running private-school recruiting tension. Drugs Bust: Pinellas authorities say they dismantled a cocaine ring tied to 132 pounds seized from a west Texas source, arresting a Brandon man and others. Public Safety & Courts: Florida set a new execution date for former Lake County officer James Duckett, and the state is now poised to execute two men on the same day. Heat & Weather: Palm Beach County remains under heat advisories with feels-like temps near 108, while forecasters watch a low-pressure area in the northeastern Gulf for possible tropical development. Infrastructure: FDOT will close the LaBelle Drawbridge for two weekends in July for structural repairs, with detours and a 17-ton weight limit. Immigration Enforcement Debate: Trump says ICE should keep traffic stops despite a reported policy shift to suspend most vehicle stops after deadly shootings. Daylight Saving Time: The U.S. House voted to make daylight saving time permanent nationwide, setting up a Senate fight. Education Spotlight: Score Academy Boca Raton touts a top-10 private school ranking in Palm Beach County.
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