Arizona AG's Office joins states at Ninth Circuit to oppose a Trump-era order questioning birthright citizenship, citing constitutional and INA violations.

Scottsdale prepares to defend the Protect and Preserve Scottsdale tax in court against a challenge from the Goldwater Institute over its constitutionality. The city refutes the claim that a 60% approval was needed.

The Fountain Hills Town Council approved a $53.4 million budget focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and community improvements while maintaining fiscal discipline.

Maricopa Municipal Court's 2024 report highlights efficiency improvements, digital access, and community engagement, including educational outreach like mock trials for students.

The Avondale City Council approved a $486.6 million budget for FY2025-2026, focusing on service, safety, infrastructure, and technological improvements.

Surprise City Council approved a $985.7M FY2026 budget focusing on public safety, transportation, and community improvements, adding 91.5 new positions, with a property tax rate cut planned.

Flagstaff invites the public to meet the top four HR and Risk Management Director candidates on June 11 at City Hall, featuring professionals with extensive experience in the field.

The Arizona House passed HB2867, the "Antisemitism in Education Act," aiming to prevent antisemitism in schools and is awaiting the governor's signature.

Flagstaff announced road closures in Presidio and Crestview on June 10 for road maintenance by C & E Paving and Grading, affecting various streets in both neighborhoods.

An 18-year-old woman died driving the wrong way on I-17 in Phoenix, colliding with a truck whose driver sustained life-threatening injuries. The crash is under investigation.

Maricopa County reported its first heat-related death of the year, a holdover from last year's summer. Heat deaths slightly decreased in 2024 to 608 cases, and most victims were local men over 50. The county provides heat safety resources online.

5-year-old Layla Ramos was fatally shot by her 9-year-old brother; their father was arrested for weapon possession.

Michael Sullivan has been named the next Chief of the U.S. Capitol Police, known for his transparency efforts and community engagement from his time in Phoenix law enforcement.