Senator Gallego supports a bipartisan bill to improve the CDFI Bond Guarantee Program, aiming to extend its life and benefit underprivileged communities.

Real estate professional Marcus McBeth and RIPL Property Management LLC had their licenses revoked by the Department of Real Estate, preventing their legal operation in the state.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill that would have allowed voters to establish a groundwater management area in San Simon Valley, clashing with local autonomy efforts.

Cochise County is holding a public hearing on August 5, 2025, to discuss proposed changes to the Development Services Fee Schedule. Residents can provide input on the adjustments.

Senator Gallego supports Arizona veterans and public servants by backing the VA Home Loan Awareness Act and the HELPER Act to enhance homeownership accessibility.

Heritage Park breaks ground in Gilbert's Heritage District, featuring a 10-acre mixed-use space with retail, dining, a town square, 288 residential units, and future developments including a hotel and additional parking.

San Luis has launched "Conversations with Council," a monthly event for residents to informally engage with city leaders, enhancing transparency and community involvement.

Stephan Sweet, 54, died after falling off his tube at Salt River. CPR attempts were unsuccessful, and he was pronounced dead. No foul play is suspected; MCSO is investigating the incident.

Authorities probe the homicide of two teens found dead near Mount Ord, with the community mourning their loss.

The National Weather Service predicts clear skies and high temperatures in Phoenix, AZ, with a slight chance of showers and decreasing heat early next week.

Mesa Public Library is promoting its Summer Reading Program to combat the 'Summer Slide' by rewarding participants for daily reading with points and prizes.

The U.S. Court of International Trade has invalidated tariffs issued by President Trump after they were challenged by several states, marking a win for opponents of his trade policy.

Fountain Hills teams with the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office for a "Fraud and Scam Protection" event on June 26, 2025, to educate residents on avoiding scams.