Arizona State Rep. Khyl Powell announced the enactment of HB2894, which enhances the state's alert system for missing persons with cognitive disabilities.

Arizona Democrats oppose a Republican healthcare proposal that could cut Medicaid, potentially affecting over two million Arizonans and hindering drug crisis measures.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the Medicare and Social Security Fair Share Act to ensure the solvency of these programs by adjusting tax contributions for high-income earners.

Senators and Representatives introduce bipartisan bill to improve Western U.S. water infrastructure, focusing on federal funding accessibility for water quality and storage projects.

Arizona's Governor Hobbs urges for fair Colorado River water allocation, with potential legal action if unsatisfied, as top water official cautions on water use changes.

Mayor Alexis Hermosillo presented El Mirage's 2024-25 State of the City Address highlighting fiscal health, safety, inclusivity, and infrastructure development plans.

The City of Mesa's Economic Development Department announced the hiring of three new staff members to bolster its business and commercial growth efforts.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed and vetoed multiple bills, impacting areas like space engineering, election training, and driver's license reciprocity, while rejecting bills on cryptocurrency and school policy.

Arizona's State Election Director, Lisa Marra, joins the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s Board of Advisors, as announced by the Secretary of State.

Senator Gallego has introduced a comprehensive border security and immigration reform plan focusing on economic prosperity, border control, legal immigration expansion, and regional collaboration.

Queen Creek honors its economic development professionals during Economic Development Week and celebrates Bridgette Blair's AAED Member of the Year award.

Arizona enacts HB2179 to restrict marijuana marketing towards children, protecting them from exposure to cannabis advertising.

Arizona lawmakers pass a bill mandating hotels sheltering homeless individuals to post signage indicating such use, amidst concerns of stigmatization and as subsidies for these services end.