The Arizona Supreme Court amended family law rules to limit parties to one judge change, responding to a recent case interpretation regarding judge assignments.

Arizona State Rep. Lupe Diaz introduced two bills, HB2692 and HB2550, aimed at reducing the budget and authority of the ADWR to focus on core duties and ensure transparency. Critics argue for balanced water sustainability strategies.

Steve Peru was honored with the John J. DeBolske Professional Excellence Award at the ACMA winter conference for his impact on public administration in Arizona.

Democratic senators opposed a House bill sanctioning the ICC for its treatment of Israel, seeking targeted measures rather than broad sanctions that impact U.S. allies and companies.

Arizona House Republicans advance bills to maintain affordable rural housing options and land division rights, spearheaded by Representative Gail Griffin.

Cochise County is seeking a new Recorder to replace David Stevens. Applicants from the same political party have until February 11, 2025, to apply, with the Board appointing a successor.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs invests $60.3 million in water sustainability initiatives, including infrastructure, conservation, and technology to address the state's water challenges.

Chandler approved the Frye Road Protected Bike Lane project to enhance bike safety and connectivity, with federal funding for a comprehensive streetscape upgrade. Construction starts in March.

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump files a lawsuit against Arizona representing behavioral health providers affected by the state's Medicaid fraud crackdown.

Senators introduced the Honoring Our Fallen Heroes Act to extend federal benefits to families of first responders who die or are disabled from service-related cancers.

Yavapai County Sheriff's deputies saved a resident and their dog from a house fire in Cordes Lakes. They also alerted neighbors, preventing further harm.

Justin Heap nominates Jeff Mason for Chief Deputy Recorder in Maricopa County; Mason has 20 years of government experience and awaits Board confirmation.

Senators reintroduce a bipartisan bill to compensate Americans harmed by radiation exposure from nuclear programs.