AGP Executive Report
Last update: 16 minutes agoDelaware Innovation Push: Gov. Matt Meyer and the Delaware Prosperity Partnership unveiled Innovate Delaware, a two-year pilot meant to act like a “digital front door” connecting founders with universities, investors, economic development groups, and corporate partners to grow the state’s innovation economy. Health Care Fight: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings joined a multistate lawsuit targeting a Trump administration rule that would weaken Affordable Care Act protections and raise costs by expanding eligibility for “catastrophic” plans that can leave consumers with higher out-of-pocket bills. Data Privacy Lawsuits: Delaware AG Kathy Jennings also joined coalition actions challenging efforts to expand federal access to sensitive TANF recipient data, arguing states—not Washington—should control eligibility and that the policy risks improper sharing of Social Security numbers, addresses, and immigration status. Local Public Safety Tech: Delaware County (Indiana) is moving toward using AI to answer non-emergency 911 calls as staffing shortages grow, aiming to cut dispatcher workload while keeping emergency calls human-led. Energy Grid Planning: PJM says 715 new generation projects (200+ GW) cleared the first study cycle under a reformed interconnection process designed to reduce speculative proposals and speed up reliable power delivery. Business & Courts: A Delaware court filing puts Israeli mobile gaming firm Papaya Gaming into Chapter 15 after a $719M judgment in New York.
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