AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoColorado River Update: Tucson says it won’t see immediate changes under a new federal river cutback framework, but the plan still sets up years of uncertainty as Mead and Powell hit record-low conditions. Public Health: Measles cases in the U.S. hit a 35-year high as kids head back to school, raising fears of renewed spread amid uneven vaccination rates. Local Schools & Safety: Marana Unified cut bus stops for students in Three Points/Altar Valley, leaving families worried about long waits and dangerous roads as classes begin. Child Welfare Lawsuit: A lawsuit alleges Arizona’s DCS failed a girl before her death, accusing the agency of missing repeated warning signs. Sports, Arizona Style: The Cardinals open the NFL preseason Thursday in the Hall of Fame Game, with Carson Beck set to start. Business & Jobs: Trump’s Freedom Haulers initiative aims to speed veterans into commercial driver’s licenses, and Arizona’s economy continues to feel ripple effects from policy shifts. Heat & Travel: Extreme heat is increasingly disrupting flights, with airlines sometimes lightening loads to keep aircraft safe. Food & Community: Salad and Go confirms all Arizona locations will close after bankruptcy.
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