AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoNetflix Lawsuit: Florida AG James Uthmeier sued Netflix, alleging the streamer misled families about kids’ privacy and then collected and sold minors’ sensitive data to ad and data partners without verifiable parental consent, seeking penalties and an injunction. Local Education: Sarasota County named nearly 50 high school seniors as National Merit Scholarship semifinalists, including students from Pine View, Booker, Cardinal Mooney, Riverview, Sarasota, Suncoast Polytechnical and Venice. Public Safety: Hillsborough and Manatee detectives dismantled a Central Florida credit card skimming and counterfeit operation, seizing 154 fake cards and devices and arresting Juan Miguel Acosta Ramos. Mental Health: Orlando nonprofit Breaking Thru launched Parent Pledge to help parents spot early warning signs like anxiety, sleep issues, bullying, and online gambling risks. Infrastructure: FDOT is moving ahead with a $123M fixed-span replacement for the Cortez drawbridge, aiming to ease a major Suncoast traffic bottleneck. Sports & Travel: Lyft’s robotaxi push expands with Waymo service in Nashville, while American Airlines plans more long-haul growth from Miami using the Airbus A321XLR.
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