AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoElection Watch: Arizona voters face eight ballot measures, while partisan groups push to oust sitting judges in retention races that could shape the state’s courts. Water and Data Centers: Arizona has joined Nevada’s lawsuit over Colorado River rules that could cut the state’s annual water deliveries by 760,000 acre-feet. Attorney General Kris Mayes is also campaigning against data center growth, citing pressure on water supplies. Public Safety: Two people died and two were seriously hurt in a crash involving landscaping trucks and a sedan on SR 77 near Tucson. Arts: The Phoenix Symphony says it cannot afford to continue its season after Nov. 1 and has laid off its 66 musicians, who are demanding financial records and a plan to keep the orchestra playing. Severe Weather: The National Weather Service confirmed tornadoes near Heber-Overgaard and Prescott, the first reported in Arizona in nearly 16 years. Consumer Protection: Mayes, the FTC and 19 states sued Dollar General, alleging customers were repeatedly charged more at checkout than advertised.
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