Federal agencies resist Elon Musk's directive to report weekly accomplishments, with some Republican lawmakers supporting his cost-cutting measures and others expressing concerns over legality and compassion.

Arizona's HB2733, designed to shield law enforcement from civil liability when disabling drones used by cartels near the border, advanced through committee.

Senator Mark Kelly introduced an amendment to prevent the very wealthy from receiving tax cuts but was blocked by Senate Republicans. His speech highlighted income inequality and the debate over tax reductions for high earners.

Arizona Parents Commission offers $4 million in grants for substance use education and prevention, targeting caregivers and underserved populations. Applications are open with a March 10 virtual conference.

Chandler's City Council considers a $475 million bond package recommended for infrastructure, with funds for streets, parks, fire and police services pending voter approval.

Arizona's AG Office concluded Operation Double Down, a successful seven-month initiative against drug trafficking, leading to 25 arrests and significant drug, cash, and weapon seizures.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Kash Patel's confirmation as FBI Director, citing his history of misinformation and a disregard for the rule of law. Kelly emphasized the need for an independent FBI leader to ensure public safety.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized Trump administration's economic policies for favoring the rich and contributing to the high cost of living, using the price of eggs as an example.

Arizona's House Committee passed HB2774 to expedite small modular reactor deployment, easing regulations for utilities and large energy consumers, aiming to foster clean energy, job growth, and investment, especially in rural areas.

Maricopa City Council supports the Maricopa Fire/Medical Department's plan to operate its own ambulance service, seeking a Certificate of Necessity for better emergency response due to population growth.

Jay Tibshraeny was honored at Chandler's 2025 Celebration Plaza for his contributions to the city's growth, stability, and quality of life during his tenure as Mayor and Councilmember.

Inger Erickson named temporary Assistant City Manager in Phoenix, serving until December 2025; she has progressed from lifeguard to executive roles within the city.

AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition to oppose the Trump-Musk administration's efforts to defund the CFPB, which could limit consumer financial protections.