AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoColorado River Water Cuts: Lake Mead hit a new record low, underscoring how drought is tightening the Colorado River’s grip on Arizona’s future water supply. Local Government Response: Gilbert and Scottsdale are weighing what the federal Bureau of Reclamation’s Colorado River plan could mean for near-term operations and shortages, even as officials stress it’s a framework, not a final schedule. Sports—D-backs Update: Nolan Arenado powered a first-inning grand slam as Arizona routed the Rockies 9-0, but shortstop Geraldo Perdomo left with left knee soreness; the teams meet again Tuesday. Public Safety: A Glendale couple faces child abuse charges after police allege they drunkenly led two young kids on a long walk in 108-degree heat. Technology & Privacy: An Apache Junction officer resigned after allegedly using Flock cameras to track his wife, adding to the growing debate over surveillance tools. Mining—Resolution Copper: The company awarded about $110 million in contracts to push underground development forward at its Arizona mine.
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