AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoElection: An Arizona congressional candidate says she was raped while repairing a campaign sign, prompting renewed attention to her account and the circumstances of the alleged attack. Lt. governor nominee John Giles is also facing questions over Mesa speeding and red-light citations that were dismissed; court records give no reason. Transportation: Crews have started an 11-mile I-10 expansion between Loop 202 and the Gila River, adding lanes and rebuilding interchanges as part of the Phoenix–Casa Grande corridor project. Child Safety: Attorney General Kris Mayes sued TikTok, alleging the app’s design deliberately hooks young users and hides health risks; TikTok denies the claims. Public Records: A cyberattack exposed personal information belonging to more than 1 million people in Arizona’s court system. Border: A federal judge rejected an Arizona tribe’s bid to pause border-wall construction, while protests continued after crews cut down a roughly 200-year-old cottonwood near Lochiel. Weather: Storms and cooler temperatures are expected across Arizona this weekend, with flash-flood risks in some areas.
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