AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoWildlife & Ranching: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service moved to remove two Mexican gray wolves after livestock losses, but conservation groups say the lethal removals don’t solve the bigger problem and could become a “slippery slope.” Local Tech & Privacy: Tempe ended its contract with Flock automated license-plate readers, turning off the system and saying it won’t replace it—citing privacy and misuse concerns. Elections: Republican Senate candidate Justin Murphy backed the Trump administration’s push to restrict mail-in voting, arguing chain-of-custody issues need tightening. Education & Jobs: Pima County approved a new Arizona-Taiwan Talent and Innovation Hub in downtown Tucson’s Roy Place Building, aiming to boost workforce training, research, and small businesses. Health & Research: The University of Arizona College of Medicine received $1M from the NIH to expand training for more doctor-scientists. Higher Ed Legal Fight: The DOJ sued Arizona over allowing “Dreamers” to pay in-state tuition under Proposition 308. Sports Spotlight: ASU opened its MIX Center in Mesa, bringing Hollywood-style media and immersive tech to students.
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