AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoPublic Health: Florida health officials say cyclosporiasis cases may be undercounted, with 50 reported since May 1 and experts warning symptoms can be missed or not reported. Public Health: A leprosy surge in Florida—17 cases so far in 2026—is being linked by scientists to nine-banded armadillos, with officials urging people not to handle them. Brevard County Courts & Safety: Two adults face aggravated manslaughter charges after a 2-year-old died from kratom intoxication; investigators say they didn’t call 911 despite seizure-like symptoms. Brevard County Traffic: A Titusville man was arrested for DUI after allegedly striking a child on a bicycle, sending the child to the hospital with serious injuries. Space Coast: The FAA is proposing faster commercial space launch licensing by allowing some federal requirements to be waived, while experts debate keeping environmental protections. South Florida Weather Tech: A new radar installation is set to help close South Florida’s low-level storm detection gap. Real Estate: Broward home sales rose 21% in June as inventory fell, with high-end demand pushing prices up. Education: Miami-Dade school board unanimously selected Rafael Villalobos as the next superintendent. Local Mobility: Miami-Dade moved the Ludlam Trail into final design, even as full funding is still being assembled.
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