Attorney General Kris Mayes addressed developments in the Arizona fake electors case, insisting on its integrity and rejecting claims of political motivation, while emphasizing the case's focus on legality over First Amendment rights.

Rep. Ruben Gallego announces $47.34 million in federal funds to support Arizona's border communities, focusing on the state, Pima County, Yuma County, and the Borderlands Resource Initiative.

YCSO volunteer Ron Norfleet receives the Hometown Halo Award for his efforts in educating seniors about fraud and preventing them from becoming scam victims.

Phoenix received an additional $2.5 million grant from HUD for the ongoing Edison-Eastlake neighborhood revitalization, aiming to enhance housing and community services.

The DOJ has filed an antitrust lawsuit against RealPage Inc. for practices leading to high rental prices, following concerns from Congressman Gallego.

Maricopa announces plans for a new City Gym and Field House complex, with sports facilities and a transformed police substation, inviting public discussion at upcoming meetings.

El Güero Canelo partnered with Pima County to educate Spanish-speaking residents about pet care, leading to "El Güero Canelo Day" recognition for its community efforts.

The Pima County Superior Court is accepting applications for a new judge to fill Hon. Renee T. Bennett's vacated seat, as detailed on the Judicial Department's website.

The Arizona Police Association endorsed Democratic candidate Ruben Gallego for the U.S. Senate, recognizing his efforts in supporting law enforcement.

The article describes the alleged financial misconduct of a former Santa Cruz County Treasurer, who is accused of diverting $39 million into personal accounts via unauthorized wire transfers over a decade.

Surprise Police seek witnesses for a hit-and-run that left a 12-year-old boy injured, involving a dark gray Toyota Camry. Tips can be reported to the department.

The article discusses the impact of cannabis legalization in Arizona, highlighting issues of corporate dominance, the role of the Arizona Dispensaries Association, and the contributions of female leaders in the industry.

A Phoenix judge is set to hear arguments for the dismissal of charges against Arizona Republicans accused of falsifying documents to declare Trump the winner of the 2020 elections.