AG Mayes Rallies 38 States in Bipartisan Crusade Against Rampant Organized Retail Crime, Urges Congress for Tougher Laws
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.
Chandler Councilmember Jane Poston Reappointed to National League of Cities Committee for 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.
Coconino County Launches Collaborative Cold Case Unit with Flagstaff Law Enforcement to Seek Long-Delayed Justice
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 Secretary of State Proposes AI Elections Lab to Safeguard Voting Integrity
Arizona's Secretary of State Adrian Fontes proposed an "AI Elections Lab" to test AI election applications, emphasizing privacy and constitutional rights, while addressing AI's potential risks such as spreading disinformation.
Arizona Lawmaker Urges Governor Hobbs to Address $122 Million Shortfall in State's Developmental Disabilities Program
Arizona's House Appropriations Chairman David Livingston challenged Governor Katie Hobbs to address the $122 million shortfall in the DDD program, criticizing her budget management and lack of engagement with the Legislature.












