AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoArizona Politics: Gov. Katie Hobbs and newly tapped running mate John Giles kicked off their campaign in Mesa, with Giles defending his switch from Republican to independent and pitching shared priorities on education, public safety, transportation and economic development. Border & Immigration: The DOJ says U.S. troops in militarized border zones can make arrests without violating the Posse Comitatus Act, as the administration expands “National Defense Areas.” Education & School Choice: Yuma Catholic High School families are still waiting to learn how much tuition will be covered through Student Tuition Organizations, highlighting how Arizona’s tax-credit school choice system works in practice. Local Government & Safety: Downtown Mesa will hand out playful “Cloud Citations” for legal parking through early September, turning enforcement into a chance to win local prizes. Public Safety: A Tucson cyclist survived after being swept underwater in floodwaters near Sabino Canyon and revived with CPR. Courts & Tribes: A federal judge refused to halt a border wall project on Tohono O’odham land. Business/Tech: Arizona regulators approved a plan to shield rural energy customers from data-center cost impacts.
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