AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMaine Politics: Democrats are escalating pressure on Sen. Susan Collins’ Democratic challenger Graham Platner after a new sexual assault allegation, with party leaders and Sen. Ruben Gallego among those rescinding support and calling for him to withdraw. Arizona Health Policy: Arizona now requires commercial insurers to cover diagnostic mammograms without copays when an initial scan is abnormal, a change aimed at reducing follow-up costs. Local Government: Cochise County supervisors plan a special meeting over whether to ask the county attorney to investigate Arizona AG Kris Mayes tied to alleged interference in a Benson aluminum recycling project. Public Safety: A Gilbert toddler was declared dead after a pool incident but later found alive in a hospital morgue; police are recommending criminal neglect charges. Crime/Investigation: An ex-FBI agent says the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping case in Tucson needs a broader public “blitz” to identify the masked “porch guy,” as the investigation continues. Business/Expansion: In-N-Out announced six new Arizona-area-adjacent openings, including a new San Tan Valley location. Sports: Big 12 Football Media Days kick off in Frisco, with Arizona set to send key players including Noah Fifita and Tre Smith.
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