Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes urges vigilance against identity theft during Identity Theft Awareness Week, advising residents to protect personal data.

The Phoenix Union High School District declared its campuses safe zones from immigration enforcement, responding to fears amid Trump's deportation plans.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed the confirmation of Kristi Noem as Secretary of Homeland Security, citing concerns over her understanding of Arizona's border issues and immigration policies.

Residents protested in Phoenix against increased immigration enforcement and potential mass deportations, amidst a rise in ICE arrests. Police addressed disruptions during the rally.

Councilmember Jane Poston joins the MAG Transportation Policy Committee, representing Chandler in regional transport planning and project implementation, post successful Proposition 479 extending transportation sales tax.

Chandler is implementing strategies to combat homelessness, focusing on a housing-first approach and considering new ordinances to regulate public space usage, while encouraging donations to city programs over panhandling.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Peter Hegseth's nomination for Defense Secretary, citing a lack of qualifications and alleged personal issues. He urged Senate colleagues to reconsider their support.

Coconino County reappointed Deborah Harris and Khara House to the African Diaspora Advisory Council, recognizing their dedication to the African American community.

Senators Kelly and Cotton introduced the ACES Act to study cancer trends among military aviators, spurred by an Air Force study and personal experiences.

Yavapai County allocates $2 million to enhance the YCSO Reach Out program, improving recidivism tracking databases and supporting rehabilitative approaches for former inmates.

The Arizona House Committee voted to advance a bill to exempt tipped wages from state income tax, showing party-line divisions, with proponents highlighting the benefits for service workers.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs addresses the financial crisis at Isaac School District, advocating for its operational continuity and the protection of staff salaries and student education.

Casa Grande invites residents to an Open House to influence the city's Fiscal Year 26 budget and discuss local issues, encouraging participation in the "Engage Casa Grande!" initiative and related surveys.