Judge Lisa A. VandenBerg is appointed as the new Presiding Disciplinary Judge in Arizona, starting February 24, 2025.

Maricopa County, AZ, school districts face budgets cuts as bonds and overrides fail to pass, affecting operational costs and infrastructure projects, with some districts expecting to cut millions in spending.

DACA recipients express concern following Trump's election victory, fearing potential deportations and policy changes. They're advised to renew their DACA status as a precaution.

Arizona voters approved Proposition 311, which provides a $250,000 death benefit to families of first responders killed via criminal acts, funded by fees from criminal convictions.

The Arizona Supreme Court declined to review Kari Lake's appeal over her defeat in the 2022 governor’s race, confirming the judiciary's rejection of her claims.

Jerry Sheridan has been elected as the new sheriff of Maricopa County, shifting the leadership back to Republican control.

Apache Junction invites public input on sales tax ordinances at a City Council hearing on January 21, 2025, to discuss the extensions of transaction privilege tax for PSPRS and a tax for public rights-of-way maintenance.

Buckeye, Arizona residents vote in favor of the first General Obligation Bond in decades to improve public safety and traffic infrastructure, including new fire stations and road expansions.

The DPS Local Retirement Board met to discuss retiree welfare, reintegration into the workforce, and inclusivity for those with disabilities, while also addressing individual cases and election results.

Bitcoin reaches $75,000 following Trump's election win, buoyed by his support for cryptocurrency and its growing significance in the economy. Stocks also rise sharply, boosting the net worth of billionaires like Musk and Bezos.

Donald Trump won a historic second, non-consecutive presidential term, while the GOP took the Senate. Kamala Harris's future is uncertain following her defeat.

Tombstone, Arizona anticipates a possible City Council quorum at a regional luncheon on November 13, 2024, noting potential informal policy discussions.

Arizona's Governor's Office allocates $5.3 million to 13 organizations for enhancing AmeriCorps programs, focusing on community services like education, job assistance, and wildfire mitigation.