Arizona's AG criticized the DOGE for job cuts at the VA, including essential therapists for veterans with PTSD. A town hall meeting is organized to address the issue.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly criticizes President Trump for hindering clean energy progress, arguing it could raise utility costs and harm U.S. manufacturing jobs.

Neil Sherman was appointed to the Coconino County Superior Court by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, succeeding retired Judge Cathleen Brown Nichols, with a focus on his family law expertise.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes, along with counterparts from New Mexico and Oregon, plans Community Impact Hearings in response to federal job and funding cuts.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona launched Operation Desert Guardian, aiming to enhance border security and disrupt criminal activities through collaboration with state and local agencies.

Senators Kelly and Gallego reintroduce a bill to transfer forest land to Gila County, aiming to create a veterans' community center and retreat space.

Senators work on the Critical Mineral Consistency Act to improve the U.S. critical mineral supply chain and support American industries and energy production.

Attorney General Mayes and a 38-state bipartisan coalition urge Congress to act against increasing organized retail crime, emphasizing the impact on economies and public safety.

Jane Poston retains her seat on the NLC Public Safety Committee, shaping federal advocacy and policy, including public safety professionals' support and technological advancements like drone use.

Chandler City Council starts planning for FY 2025-2026 budget, focusing on public infrastructure and services while managing costs.

Javier Vargas has been appointed to the Greater Yuma Port Authority, representing the City of San Luis and focusing on trade and cross-border relationships.

Coconino County Attorney's Office forms a Cold Case Unit with local law enforcement to review unsolved crimes, aiming to utilize modern forensic methods and bring justice to unresolved cases.

Arizona's House passes a bill to limit cell phone use in schools to reduce distractions, sponsored by Rep. Pingerelli, with plans to create policies regulating mobile devices during class time.