AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoArizona Politics & Elections: New campaign finance filings show Arizona AG contest spending and fundraising tightening, with Republican Rodney Glassman holding a thin cash-on-hand lead over incumbent Kris Mayes after a heavy ad push. State & Local Governance: ASU mourns the death of Lattie F. Coor Jr., the university’s 15th president who helped build today’s research-focused, multi-campus ASU. Public Health: Taylor Farms’ Cyclospora-linked lettuce recall expands across 27 states, with Arizona residents among those potentially exposed. Immigration Enforcement: DOJ says 478 people were charged across Texas and Arizona in border-related cases over the past week, including illegal reentry and smuggling counts. Tech & Infrastructure Backlash: Anti–data center protests drew action in 125 cities, part of a growing push against AI infrastructure build-outs. Business & Consumer Tech: DoorDash is pitching autonomous delivery robots (“Dot”) for New Mexico, aiming to complement human drivers. Sports: Nolan Arenado’s big day helped the Diamondbacks beat the Cardinals 5-3, while Brewers ace Brandon Woodruff announced season-ending shoulder surgery. Weird-but-Real Crime: An Arizona man was arrested in Colorado after allegedly breaking into a Union Pacific locomotive and riding on top in the nude.
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