AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Accountability: Arizona superintendent candidates Yee and Ruiz spar over how to police Empowerment Scholarship Accounts after reports of questionable ESA reimbursements, with Yee backing tighter, pre-approved debit-style controls and Ruiz calling out Yee’s prior role in the program. State Politics & Oversight: GOP Sen. Jake Hoffman issues subpoenas to Gov. Katie Hobbs and AG Kris Mayes tied to a 2023 pay increase for Sunshine Residential Homes in foster housing, demanding testimony and documents. Consumer & Data Security: A New York federal court approved a $10.5M Lemonade settlement over claims its online auto-quote tool exposed drivers’ license numbers to third parties, including Arizona plaintiffs. Public Health & Environment: EPA rollback of greenhouse gas limits for power plants could worsen air quality in Pima County, with experts warning of increased asthma and other health impacts. Water & Economy: U.S. Interior proposes Colorado River cuts that would reduce Arizona’s share by 760,000 acre-feet, prompting ASU experts to plan for long-term sustainability. Business & Workforce: SRP proposes a Pinal County solar, battery and gas plant mix, while Arizona’s workforce training and education efforts continue to draw federal attention.
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