AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoMail-voting fight: Arizona AG Nick Brown and a coalition of states won a preliminary injunction blocking USPS from forcing changes that could disrupt vote-by-mail ahead of the Nov. 3 midterms. Colorado River & water costs: With Arizona already feeling the squeeze, new reporting highlights how states are falling behind 2030 climate goals and how federal water-cut plans could push up bills even if taps don’t run dry. Wildlife policy: President Trump signed an order to start the process to remove gray wolves—and Mexican gray wolves—from the endangered species list, a move ranchers back and conservation groups say will trigger more court battles. Local politics & ethics: Ruben Gallego says Democrats should ban members of Congress from trading stocks if they regain control, calling it a corrupt deal. Arizona courts & schools: Max Harris and Ismail Mahdi filed a TRO seeking football eligibility for Arizona’s season opener. Public safety: Tucson released bodycam footage from a July mass shooting that wounded nine, as the case against the alleged gunman moves forward. Community needs: Pima County’s preschool scholarship program faces funding controversy as library levy dollars are diverted to cover only part of the need.
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