Senator Gallego influenced the advancement of the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025 in the Senate, aiming to address affordability and supply in the housing market.

Casa Grande invites residents to join its new Public Safety Advisory Board to enhance community engagement in public safety affairs. Applications are open through August 8, 2025.

The Arizona Office of the Auditor General's report exposes significant financial and operational control issues in Seligman Unified School District, highlighting risks of fraud and mismanagement.

Lake Havasu City announced a ribbon-cutting for London Bridge Beach park renovations, including a new parking lot, aimed at improving safety and traffic flow.

Puscifer released "In Case You Were Napping," a 15-track digital collection spanning their career, as they prepare for a new album and performances in August.

Doctors at Abrazo West Campus used the world's smallest heart pump to save Deanna Morehead after a severe heart attack, resulting in her remarkable recovery.

A woman was found deceased in a Chandler apartment after a domestic call; a man was arrested following a barricade with police and the incident is under investigation as a homicide.

Firefighters gain ground on the Draw Fire in Big Lake, Arizona, employing diverse tactics in challenging terrain, with public safety advisories issued.

Federal grant funding resumes for Arizona schools; State schools chief Tom Horne had anticipated the move, aiming to reassure that the review was normal procedure, not an ideological stance.

Phoenix commissions seek nominations to honor individuals and groups supporting community fairness and equality in the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.

The SBA offers federal disaster loans to assist small businesses in five California counties and one Arizona county affected by a vehicle explosion incident.

The Arizona Governor's Office of Youth, Faith and Family allocated $4.76 million in grants to 26 organizations for family-focused substance use prevention and education.

135 individuals faced immigration-related charges in Arizona, with 67 cases of illegal re-entry and 50 for illegal entry, plus 11 cases against smuggling networks.