Navajo Nation workers at Frontier Communications get a wage increase in a newly negotiated three-year contract following advocacy by Senator Gallego and talks with the CWA.

The U.S. Senate passed a resolution honoring 50 years of the AH-64 Apache and its service members, highlighting the bipartisan support for the military helicopter.

AZ Senator Carroll urges Congress to limit the EPA's reach to protect jobs and the economy in Arizona, arguing for a balance between environmental safeguards and economic growth.

A bill to bolster local-federal law enforcement cooperation on immigration has advanced in the Arizona Senate, facing Republican support and Democratic opposition.

Former Arizona State Representative Noel Campbell, who served from 2015 to 2021 and chaired the House Transportation Committee, has passed away, prompting tributes to his service.

Noel Campbell, 84, a Prescott native and three-term former state representative, died days after a motorcycle crash on I‑10, his family said.

Mayor Chip Wilson is set to deliver a historical State of the City address in Apache Junction on February 25, 2026, marking his final speech as mayor.

Arizona's House Health and Human Services Committee discusses six bills to reform Medicaid and improve rural healthcare, aligning with federal H.R. 1, amid rising costs and calls for sustainability.

Coconino County is seeking 500 election workers for upcoming elections, emphasizing the importance of volunteers in the democratic process on Help America Vote Day.

A Capitol standoff over whether and how Arizona should adopt federal tax changes could force early filers to amend returns; the state revenue department lays out options.

Hugh Lytle, founder of Equality Health and a former ASU quarterback, announced an independent run for Arizona governor, adding a health‑care outsider to the 2026 field.

Officials from Arizona to Washington state demand an investigation into the fatal shooting of a man by a federal agent in Minneapolis, with strong condemnation of ICE actions.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs heads to Washington, D.C. for pivotal talks on the Colorado River's future amid potential federal intervention and expiring water agreements.