ARIZONA@WORK's Rapid Response initiative for laid-off Nikola Corporation workers earned them the 2025 Golden Prospector Award for swiftly connecting job seekers with new opportunities.

The Arizona AG settled a case involving a dementia patient's heat death, holding an assisted living facility accountable for failing to comply with door-alarm safety requirements.

The Arizona Corporation Commission is launching a new online business filing portal, the Arizona Business Center, on January 12, 2026, with enhanced features and security.

Governor Katie Hobbs is set to appoint a new judge to Arizona's Court of Appeals Division One; 10 nominees have been listed by the Commission on Appellate Court Appointments.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes announced a settlement with Riverview Dairy reducing groundwater usage and providing $11 million for local water access improvements in the Sulphur Springs Valley.

Arizona's GOP lawmakers propose to align state tax codes with federal changes for an estimated $1.1 billion tax relief over three years, focusing on child tax credits and childcare deductions to support families.

Rep. Chris Lopez proposes Arizona bill HB 2152 to eliminate state tax on ranchers' water and infrastructure upgrades, potentially reducing beef prices for consumers and easing financial burdens on ranchers.

Superintendent Mango-Paget seeks community members for open school board seats in Coconino County for the 2026 election, with candidacy information sessions provided.

Arizona settles with Riverview, LLP, cutting groundwater usage and investing $11 million in local water initiatives, influenced by Senator Gallego's advocacy for sustainable water practices.

Senator Gallego endorses a resolution on the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, honoring victims and Gabby Giffords' fight against gun violence.

Mesa Vice Mayor Scott Somers joins the First Responder Network Authority's advisory committee to enhance FirstNet, the U.S. public safety broadband network.

Senator Ruben Gallego criticized President Trump's military actions in Venezuela on the Senate floor, drawing from his own combat experience and warning against a war without clear plans.

Pima County Board of Supervisors will hold evening meetings from May 12 to increase public participation, adjusting meeting days to second and fourth Tuesdays to avoid clashes with the City of Tucson.