AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoArizona Politics & Budget: Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an $18.3B budget, but lawmakers also approved a $16M cut to university funding—setting up tuition pressure—while prison healthcare staffing still falls short of a federal judge’s order. Roads & Daily Life: ADOT says the long Loop 101 North Scottsdale widening is nearing completion, with overnight lane reductions and ramp closures still in place. Local Government & Infrastructure: Mesa approved a 10-year lease for a downtown food hall incubator to help new restaurants launch, while Queen Creek is seeking long-term fixes for a major Sossaman-Germann rail intersection. Public Safety: Scottsdale police and others say e-bike injuries are rising, with “rideouts” and reckless riding driving more calls. Education: ASU Prep is expanding into the West Valley with a new K-8 campus. Sports: Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez defended his status as a three-division champion after a KO win over Antonio Vargas in Glendale.
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