AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoSevere Weather: Rare storms battered Arizona with golf-ball-sized hail, flash-flood threats and possible tornadoes. Heber-Overgaard reported significant damage, trees fell across the state, and a visitor was killed by windblown debris at Taliesin West. Chiricahua National Park: The former monument is now the nation’s 64th national park and Arizona’s fourth, a designation supporters hope will boost tourism and the southeastern economy. Voting Rights: Attorney General Kris Mayes and Secretary of State Adrian Fontes sued Maricopa County’s recorder, seeking to restore 25 citizens’ registrations after they were mistakenly flagged as noncitizens. Copper and Water: Hudbay and Mitsubishi approved construction of the Copper World mine, with 1,000 construction jobs planned. Arizona also moved to join a lawsuit over federal Colorado River plans as states continue to dispute future water cuts.
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