Gov. Katie Hobbs Proposes 5% Pay Raise for Arizona Law Enforcement; Legislative Committee Counters with 15%
Gov. Katie Hobbs proposed a 5% salary increase for Arizona law enforcement to improve retention and competitiveness, contrasting with a legislative committee's 15% suggestion. The budget includes additional funding for DPS improvements and staffing.
Democratic Senators Sound the Alarm: Demand VA Chief Collins Shield Veterans' Data from Elon Musk's Prying Eyes
Democratic Senators, led by Mark Kelly, demand the VA protect veterans' data from Elon Musk's access after his company acquired the U.S. Treasury's payment system. They call for immediate action to secure the privacy of sensitive information.
Arizona Rep. Matt Gress Calls on AG Kris Mayes for Transparency Over School District Lease-Purchase Deal
Arizona Representative Matt Gress seeks clarification from AG Kris Mayes on the legality of a lease-purchase agreement between two school districts, citing financial and legal concerns.
Coalition of Attorneys General, Led by Arizona's Kris Mayes, Sues Trump Administration Over NIH Funding Cuts
Arizona's AG Kris Mayes sues the Trump administration for cutting biomedical research funding, a move allegedly jeopardizing medical advances and violating the Administrative Procedure Act.
U.S. District Court Orders Trump Administration to Release $3 Trillion in Federal Funding, Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Vows Continued Accountability
A U.S. District Court ordered the restoration of $3 trillion in funding withheld by the Trump administration, a move praised by Attorney General Kris Mayes.
Phoenix Marks Eighth Night of Protests Against Trump Administration Policies and Deportation Measures
Protests against Trump administration policies have continued for eight nights in downtown Phoenix, with a focus on opposition to deportation policies. The demonstrations have remained peaceful under police oversight.
Maricopa County Recorder's Office Announces Election Reform Plans and Staff Changes Amid Overhaul
The Maricopa County Recorder's Office announced reforms to improve election processes, including removing inactive voters and personal data from signature verification, and enhancing the UOCAVA process for military voters.












