AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoVoter Fight in November: Arizona lawmakers sent multiple ballot measures to voters, including conflicting voucher proposals that could reshape the Empowerment Scholarship Account program and how it’s protected for military families. AG Update: Attorney General Kris Mayes dropped the “fake electors” charges for now, citing a deadline issue for restarting the case, but says she plans to pursue it again. Public Safety—Kids & Water: Phoenix is rolling out $15 swim classes after drowning remains the leading cause of death for Arizona children ages 1 to 4, with most victims not knowing how to swim. Wildlife Watch: Arizona Game and Fish says chronic wasting disease still hasn’t been found in state deer and elk, with 2025 testing results reported. Local Growth: Yuma Agricultural Center upgraded with new tractors to modernize research operations. Business & Community: Wakonda’s development group is back in action as new ventures return to the small town. Sports (AZ): Arizona women’s volleyball released its 2026 home schedule, and the Phoenix Mercury hosts Seattle as both teams look for momentum. Cost of Living: AAA reports Arizona gas prices fell about 19 cents to an average of $4.29 a gallon.
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