AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoHeat Safety: Grand Canyon National Park is warning visitors of another extreme-heat stretch after three hikers died in the inner canyon over the past week, with temperatures expected to hit 110°F or higher in lower elevations—officials say conditions can be 20 to 25 degrees hotter than at the rim. Local Sports: The Minnesota Twins crushed the Arizona Diamondbacks 16-8 in Phoenix as Byron Buxton launched a grand slam in a 10-run fifth; Arizona also dealt with injuries, placing Michael Soroka (strained glute) and Jordan Lawlar (hamstring) on the IL. Public Safety & Tech Scams: Tempe is pushing AI scam awareness for older residents after a local woman sent hundreds of dollars to a fake “bail bondsman” using a phone call that sounded legitimate. Elections: Early ballots are starting to go out in Gilbert ahead of the July 21 primary, with a Town Council race drawing major attention. Energy & Industry: New Mexico’s SunZia wind project is now fully operational, sending power to Arizona and beyond after nearly two decades of development.
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