Captain Larry Kratzer has stepped down from the Fountain Hills MCSO to join the Judicial Enforcement Division. Captain Kevin Thomas will replace him to maintain the town's safety.

AG Kris Mayes leads an investigation into veterans' firings with FOIA requests to OPM and OMB, focusing on adherence to veterans' rights in the federal workforce.

San Luis officials decided against a property tax measure planned for May 2025 after budget review and public input, seeking other ways to balance the budget.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes settled a lawsuit against Precision Tool for pregnancy discrimination, securing a Consent Decree with policy revisions and a $30,000 compensation for the affected employee.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate has launched updated forms to increase clarity and usability, including the elimination of redundant fields and a reduction of 106 pages.

Senators, led by Mark Kelly, demand answers from Trump and VA Secretary Collins about mass layoffs at the VA, impacting Veterans Crisis Line staff and others.

Senators reintroduced the ACRE Act, co-led by Senator Gallego, to improve access and affordability of credit in rural areas by altering the tax treatment for certain rural loans.

Glendale City Council is soliciting public feedback on Judges Jack Pritt and Eartha Washington for their potential reappointment, with a March 21 deadline for comments.

The forecast for Phoenix, AZ predicts pleasant weather that will turn cooler with rain next Tuesday and Thursday, followed by clearer skies on Friday.

Arizona House unanimously passes the Master Sergeant Orlando Dona Valor Act to penalize stolen valor with felony charges for fraudulent claims of veteran status.

Phoenix mother Natalie Tate was sentenced to 12.5 years for manslaughter and child abuse after her 18-month-old child died from consuming fentanyl she left within reach.

The Board of Supervisors proclaimed March 12th as Procurement Professionals' Day, March 17th-21st as Public Defense Week, and April as Fair Housing Month, honoring local professionals and highlighting significant societal values.

Arizona House Republicans blame Governor Hobbs for a $122 million shortfall in the state's Developmental Disabilities Program and criticize her management.