AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoColorado River Fight: Arizona officials blasted a new federal Colorado River management framework that would push most cuts onto Lower Basin states, arguing it’s “unacceptable” and unfair to CAP users and Yuma agriculture. Nancy Guthrie Case: Pima County Sheriff’s investigators released two ransom notes tied to the kidnapping of Savannah Guthrie’s mother, including one claiming Nancy was “safe but scared” and another saying she “died shortly after being taken,” hoping someone recognizes the writer’s wording. Homelessness Housing Boost: Crossroads Mission in Yuma won a $2 million grant to expand transitional housing for men, adding 120 beds. State Education Oversight: Families of students at the Arizona State School for the Deaf and the Blind spoke out after the state found the school violated federal special education law, with a special monitor ordered. Extreme Heat & Safety: Heat warnings continued across metro Phoenix and surrounding areas, with Arizona also expanding driver accommodations for people with communication needs. Local Culture & Community: Arizona Broadway Theatre staged “Grumpy Old Men: The Musical,” while Phoenix-area dog adoptions offered fee waivers at the city shelter.
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