AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoU.S. Supreme Court Election Fight: The court agreed to review Arizona’s proof-of-citizenship voting law, raising the stakes for tens of thousands of registered voters and potentially reshaping rules beyond the 2026 election. Robotaxi Shake-Up in Phoenix: Uber and Waymo have ended their Phoenix partnership, with Waymo pulling back from the Uber app and Uber seeking a new self-driving partner. Wildfire Safety Push: State and federal land managers tightened fire restrictions across Arizona as hot, dry conditions strain crews, with Stage 2 rules expanding in multiple areas. Public Safety—Jail Deaths: Three inmates died at Lower Buckeye Jail over the weekend; autopsies are pending and the deaths are under investigation. Arizona Politics—Dark Money Ruling: The Arizona Supreme Court upheld most of the state’s anti-dark-money disclosure law, while allowing one free-speech challenge to proceed. City Water Deal: Scottsdale council approved an about $8.25M contract for Harquahala Valley long-term storage credits after a tense debate over transparency and an added “out” clause. Sports (Local): The Diamondbacks beat the Giants 5-4, and Phoenix’s Mercury confirmed rookie Jovana Nogic will miss the rest of the season for personal reasons.
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