Cochise County Superior Court invites schools to participate in Law Day at Bisbee High School on May 1, 2025, featuring activities and contests to educate students about the legal system.

A Phoenix woman received an 87-month prison sentence for her involvement in international gun smuggling and money laundering, including possession of a machine gun.

Cochise County celebrates the graduation of five individuals from its Drug Diversion Program, having their cases dismissed after completing the rigorous rehabilitation process.

Arizona Rep. Julie Willoughby's HB2177, to bolster protections for domestic violence survivors by allocating $400,000 to the Address Confidentiality Program, advances in the legislature.

The Prescott mayor highlights economic growth, Prop 478 for safety funding, new developments, infrastructure plans, and the 2025 General Plan in a newsletter.

Arizona Supreme Court's new program combats lawyer shortage in government law offices, targeting non-reciprocal state attorneys with incentives for rural area service.

A scam in Yavapai County over one weekend tricked residents into transferring $100,000 to fraudsters, prompting the Sheriff's Office to spread scam awareness.

Arizona's HB2112 bill, aiming to enforce age verification on adult websites, progresses in the legislature, led by Representative Nick Kupper. The bill seeks to protect minors and allows legal action against non-compliant sites.

The Chandler Public Library is preparing for its Local Author Fair on March 1-2, featuring author talks, storytime, and workshops for literary enthusiasts.

The Yavapai County Mounted Sheriff's Posse announced its 2025 college scholarships for high school seniors, urging early applications by April 5, 2025.

The LICENSE Act, a bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Kelly and Lummis, aims to streamline truck driver licensing to bolster the supply chain and aid the economy.

Tulsi Gabbard faced questioning in a Senate hearing over her skepticism of U.S. intelligence reports on Syria's chemical weapons. Senator Kelly highlighted her use of less credible sources.

The 2025 Residential Bulk Waste Collection service in Fountain Hills begins in March, offering residents a chance to dispose of large items, with certain restrictions, on designated days per zone.