AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoArizona Court Data Breach: The Arizona Supreme Court says hackers stole foster-care review information, including reports and names tied to cases going back to 2010, prompting credit-freeze guidance for affected people. Public Safety & Local Government: Camp Verde and Cottonwood are moving toward consolidating 911 dispatch operations, aiming for better staffing and regional coordination. State Legal Fight: Arizona AG Kris Mayes sued pharmacy benefit managers Express Scripts and Optum, alleging they helped drive the opioid crisis by steering coverage toward more opioids while hiding risks. Elections: Arizona voters have until Oct. 5 (11:59 p.m.) to register for the Nov. 3 midterms, with no same-day registration. Business in the Valley: 7 Brew is buying 63 former Salad and Go locations, including 36 in Arizona, with a planned Oct. 15 closing. Health: A CDC report links Arizona’s first pneumonic plague death since 2007 to work contact with two sick cats, underscoring the need for quick vet care when cats show respiratory symptoms. Sports (Arizona): Cincinnati visits Arizona in a Big 12 matchup with Arizona listed as a 7-point home favorite.
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