Senator Gallego introduces "The Path Home" housing plan, drawing support from Arizona officials and national organizations for its strategies to improve housing affordability and supply.

Queen Creek's downtown development campaign highlights new eateries, retail, and mixed-use projects across 230,000 square feet, with private investment reaching $200 million.

Senator Ruben Gallego opposes a war in Venezuela, criticizing the GOP and Trump's administration for bypassing Congress's war declaration powers. He stresses domestic priorities over military action.

Apache Junction announces government office closures for Civil Rights Day, with emergency services operational and adjustments for other community services.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office celebrates the retirement of Lt. Shane Chaves after a 20-year career, during which he notably contributed to the new Prescott jail facility.

A man is critically injured after a crash with a semi in Phoenix. The truck driver was not impaired. In a separate event, a child is hurt in Sparks, and suspect Christian Escobar was arrested.

The Chandler Unified School District plans to cut over 100 jobs due to a 3% decline in student numbers, aiming to save $12 million and address funding issues.

Ian William Moses was sentenced to 5 years in prison for arson at a Tesla dealership, with an additional 3 years of supervised release. He pleaded guilty to politically motivated attacks that caused extensive damage.

Dr. Laura Tohe is appointed as the new Arizona Poet Laureate by Governor Katie Hobbs to promote poetry across the state.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced initiatives to improve affordability, targeting middle-class tax cuts, reducing utility bills, and increasing affordable housing construction.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs opposes a GOP tax plan that she feels favors the wealthy, instead advocating for middle-class tax cuts and criticizing a tax hike on working seniors.

Arizona Appropriations Committee Chairs support a transformative tax legislation estimated to save taxpayers $1.1 billion over three years while maintaining a balanced budget.

Rep. Kupper introduced HB 2325 in Arizona to limit corporate ownership of homes and ensure families a fair chance to buy houses by imposing ownership caps and waiting periods for investors.