AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoHousing & Consumer Fraud: An Arizona audit faulted the state for weak safety inspections in low-income housing, as the Department of Housing oversees tax-credit projects tied to long-term affordability. Health Care Accountability: Arizona AG Kris Mayes sued pharmacy benefit managers Express Scripts and Optum, alleging they steered opioid coverage for profit while hiding risks. Criminal Justice & Medicaid: A Yuma physician, Fazil, was sentenced to 7.5 years for a $36M AHCCCS fraud scheme. Business & Growth: 7 Brew is buying 63 former Salad and Go locations, including 36 in Arizona, after the chains’ bankruptcy. Tech & Privacy: Robotaxis are blurring convenience and constant monitoring, with cabin cameras used for safety and age checks. Energy & Climate: Arizona’s grid battery buildout surged, helping push U.S. residential storage growth. Education & Local Economy: A letter urges voters to back Pima Community College’s Proposition 430 to modernize facilities and expand training.
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