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.

AG Mayes and 22 attorneys general filed a motion for the Trump administration to release federal funds for emergency services, despite court orders to do so.

Senators introduce the HOPE for Homeownership Act to deter hedge funds from the housing market and address affordability, proposing tax penalties and repeal of tax breaks.

Senator Mark Kelly advocates for better management of opioid addiction in seniors, promoting the PAIN Act to ensure Medicare covers non-opioid pain treatments.

Mary West of Navajo Gaming was named Chamber Champion of the Year at the Flagstaff Chamber's event featuring discussions on economic growth and a Q&A with Arizona Governor.

The Arizona House unanimously passed HB2813, a bill by Rep. Powell for compensating the wrongfully convicted, to the Senate for further consideration.

Arizona GOP lawmakers seek detailed data on the state's rural groundwater reserves, pressing the ADWR for comprehensive statistics to inform water security policy.

Cochise County Recorder David Stevens retired after years of service; a transition ceremony highlighted the seamless leadership change to ensure continued public service delivery.

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.