Arizona Democratic politicians are opposing GOP plans to cut Medicaid, highlighting its crucial role in providing addiction treatment amid the fentanyl crisis, warning that such cuts could deprive thousands of necessary healthcare services.

Coconino County, Arizona, has launched an online program to expunge eligible marijuana convictions, supporting community members and aligning with Prop 207.

Coconino County Attorney Ammon Barker's office has launched a Cold Case Unit, a Marijuana Expungement Program, co-founded the North Star Task Force, and is developing a Peacemaking Program, among other initiatives for justice and public safety.

Peoria may see commercial solid waste rate increases over two years, with a public hearing scheduled for May 20 to discuss the changes including up to 10% hikes for various services.

The Queen Creek Town Council celebrated 11 'Star Students' and five 'Star Teachers' from local schools for their achievements and character. Recipients were recognized at council meetings and received gift cards donated by community businesses.

Mayor Eric Orsborn highlights significant growth in Buckeye, AZ, with extensive development and job creation, and invites the community to watch the upcoming State of the City video.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona halts bill signings to pressure the legislature into passing a funding bill for Arizonans with disabilities, criticizing partisan tactics.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes four bills on parental rights and state sovereignty, prompting criticism from bill sponsor Representative Lisa Fink.

Arizona is becoming a hub for tech innovation with major advancements in AI and supercomputing by AMD and Nvidia. The state's growth is supported by the CHIPS and Science Act, drawing companies for manufacturing and testing.

Arizona Rep. Ansari plans to visit El Salvador to address the deportation and current detention of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, an American migrant. Garcia was wrongly deported despite a court order and accusations of being in MS-13 without charges.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is vetoing bills until the $122 million service funding gap for individuals with disabilities is addressed. The Democrats back her, while Republicans call the move "childish."

Kris Mayes joins a 20-state coalition to support an injunction against the SSA's management, citing service disruptions and potential unlawful practices.

Phoenix reports advancements in public safety, highlighting police reforms, community engagement, and inclusivity efforts under Interim Chief Sullivan's tenure.