AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoUtility Oversight: Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is urging regulators to investigate whether APS shifted as much as $600 million in data-center power costs onto other customers. APS disputes the analysis. Campaign Trail: Democratic lieutenant governor nominee John Giles is facing questions about speeding and red-light citations he received as Mesa mayor; court records show the tickets were dismissed but give no reason. Cardinals: Arizona is finalizing a trade of wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr., the former fourth overall pick, who will sit out Sunday’s game as the deal is completed. Border Dispute: Federal agents are pressing ahead with wall construction near the Tohono O’odham Nation, where plans to remove thousands of saguaros have fueled protests; a judge rejected an emergency bid to halt the work. Household Costs: Arizona has seen more than half of its SNAP recipients lose benefits as federal cuts take effect, turning food assistance into a midterm campaign issue. Election Watch: With early voting underway, Arizona races are shaped by affordability and immigration, while Republican candidates face renewed scrutiny over Trump’s claims about the 2020 election.
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