AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoOnline Gambling Ruling: A federal appeals court revived Arizona AG Kris Mayes’ bid to prosecute Kalshi, rejecting the argument that federal commodities rules block state oversight of sports wagering—setting precedent for Arizona and other western states. Local Governance & Surveillance: Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple canceled his Flock Safety contract after reviewing how the system can enable warrantless-style searches, while other Arizona cities have already pulled back on license-plate reader cameras. Rare Earths Investment: Cyclic Materials raised $75 million to speed rare-earth recycling and recovery, with its Arizona magnet separation plant expected to start operations in Q3 2026. Fire Truck Procurement Lawsuit: Tempe, Gilbert, Scottsdale and Tucson joined a lawsuit alleging fire truck makers used consolidation to drive up prices and delay deliveries, citing rising costs and longer vehicle downtime. Estate Planning Demand: Phoenix firm Copper State Planning is urging Arizonans to move beyond templated estate plans, pushing individualized trust, Medicaid/ALTCS, and business succession strategies. Sports Business (Arizona-linked): The Patriots traded for Cardinals RB Corey Kiner ahead of roster cuts, while the Jazz acquired ex-UA guard Josh Green in a separate NBA deal.
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