AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoArizona Ballot Access: The Secretary of State’s Office is accepting arguments for Arizona’s ballot pamphlet, with a 300-word limit and a $75 submission fee due by June 24. Healthcare Accountability: Attorney General Kris Mayes sued major healthcare firms over alleged price-fixing, saying insurers and a cost-management company used a shared algorithm to set out-of-network rates. World Cup in the Valley: Turkey’s men’s national soccer team arrived in Mesa to train at Arizona Athletic Grounds, drawing about 100 fans and setting up a major local sports spotlight. Diamondbacks Update: Arizona signed outfielder Max Kepler, but he can’t join the team until June 25 because he’s still serving an 80-game PED suspension. Public Safety & Tragedy: A woman was critically hurt and a man stable after a car crashed into a Phoenix home near Northern and Seventh; separate reports also note a teen drowning in Utah while paddleboarding. Education Wins: San Luis High School took first place in the state’s FAFSA Challenge for the fifth straight year, hitting an 84% completion rate.
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