The Arizona House passed "Preston's Law" to increase penalties for group assaults, after a teen named Preston Lord was killed by multiple attackers. The bill addresses youth violence by making such assaults a Class 4 felony.

TSMC announces a $100 billion investment in U.S. manufacturing, benefitting Arizona with new chip plants and packaging facilities, supported by Trump's tax policies to bolster economic security.

Maricopa County reaches a settlement with Growers Market to shut down its smelly compost operations in Laveen, with specific deadlines for ending activities and removing materials. Residents remain cautious but hopeful.

Arizonans are organizing a protest called "March Fourth Against Monarchy" at the Phoenix Capitol, opposing President Trump's policies and perceived monarchical government tendencies.

Senator Gallego voiced concerns about possible Medicaid cuts following a House GOP budget proposing a $880 billion reduction in spending, potentially impacting Arizonans.

President Trump signed an executive order designating English as the US's official language, affecting federal agencies and federally funded organizations.

Senator Mark Kelly advocates for lifting a Trump-era freeze on infrastructure funds, highlighting the negative impact on bridge repairs in Arizona and stressing the importance of bipartisan support to resume projects under the IIJA.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized a contentious White House meeting involving Trump, VP Vance, and Zelenskyy, warning of its negative impact on international relations and potentially benefiting Putin.

Arizona public servants to receive Social Security benefits boost after a new law repeals reductions. Retroactive payments starting, with increased monthly benefits in April.

El Mirage offers a free outdoor movie event featuring "Disney's Wish" on March 7, with food trucks and a family-friendly atmosphere at Bill Gentry Park.

Casa Grande invites residents to the State of the City Address on March 5th at the Community Recreation Center, featuring updates on city affairs and opportunities for public engagement.

Attorneys general from Arizona and Michigan have launched a legal podcast called 'Pantsuits and Lawsuits,' designed to make legal issues understandable and engaging.

Arizona AG issued an alert about Slimming Grace in Kingman selling expired compounded meds, posing health risks. Consumers are urged to seek medical advice and contact AG's office for disposal.