A Senate bill to name Phoenix’s Loop 202 for Charlie Kirk cleared committee and now moves to the full Arizona Senate, prompting debate over naming rules and existing memorials.

A new Phoenix parks ordinance restricts unsanctioned medical outreach and needle exchanges; harm‑reduction leaders say it could push lifesaving services out of reach and raise overdose risk.

Rep. Leo Biasiucci filed HB 2839 to bar cities from taxing groceries eligible for SNAP and WIC. The move arrives as December CPI shows grocery prices climbing.

Arizona lawmakers aim to reform the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners after an audit highlighted mismanagement and statutory violations, with proposed bills to define authority and improve reporting obligations.

Rep. Quang Nguyen introduced Arizona House Bill 2763 for legislative oversight on the closing of public shooting ranges, aiming to safeguard facilities like Ben Avery Shooting Facility from closure without proper process.

U.S. military units will train on Phoenix city-owned land Jan. 21–Feb. 13, with night drills and aviation movements expected to rattle nearby neighborhoods.

The Superior Court of Arizona invites public input on the reappointment of Pro Tempore Judges and Senior Commissioners, with a submission deadline of February 26.

Arizona Rep. Leo Biasiucci introduced HB 2839 to prevent local taxes on SNAP- and WIC-eligible food items, aligning with Governor Hobbs' tax relief goals.

Senator Mark Kelly of Arizona discussed rising health care costs with local families and business owners, highlighting the impact of expired ACA tax credits on insurance affordability.

Maricopa County Supervisor Thomas Galvin backed Sheriff Jerry Sheridan’s comments on ICE and urged peaceful, law-abiding protest as tensions over federal enforcement simmer in Phoenix.

Upcoming Peoria City Council and Planning Commission meetings announced, with location changes due to City Hall renovations broadcasted via various platforms.

Public school enrollment in Arizona has fallen by nearly 84,000 over the decade while roughly 4,200 teaching positions remain vacant ahead of Superintendent Tom Horne’s address. Districts are closing campuses and lawmakers are eyeing funding fixes.

A Senate resolution would send a ban on photo enforcement to voters, putting Paradise Valley's decades-old traffic cameras at risk. The move reopens a safety and local-control fight.