AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoTampa Bay Arts & Community: Justin Peters, co-founder of Ybor City’s Commodore comedy theater, is battling Grade IV glioblastoma and a local benefit concert is planned to help with treatment costs. Arts Law: Florida artist Robert Wyland has filed a Visual Artists Rights Act lawsuit against FIFA and others after a Dallas mural was painted over for the World Cup, seeking $25 million. Publishing & Media: A new “From the Publisher” item spotlights how libraries and digital lending keep readers connected, with a Florida-focused guide on using library cards for ebooks and audiobooks. Public Safety & Tech: Maryland’s statewide body-camera rollout for correctional officers is credited with cutting assaults, while the FBI investigates a dark-web service claiming access to 153 million driver’s license records. Elections & Access: Georgia lawmakers weigh voting system changes for 2028 with accessibility advocates pushing for strong options for voters with disabilities and language needs. Florida Legal/Consumer: Florida moves to crack down on false income documents in rental applications, making the offense more severe. Local Culture: Cassie Nova’s Ryot Tour: Icons heads to St. Petersburg, adding another major stop for Florida’s live arts scene.
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