The article discusses a report on preventable deaths in US immigrant detention, highlighting inadequate healthcare and oversight leading to fatalities.

The U.S. Air Force is contesting the EPA's urgent demand for cleanup of PFAS chemicals at a Tucson Superfund site, questioning the EPA's legal authority and the necessity of the action.

Navajo Nation President Nygren testified before a House Committee, backing water rights bills to settle tribal claims in Arizona, New Mexico, and Montana, reflecting his own experiences of water scarcity.

Maricopa County officials declare readiness for the Arizona primary election, ensuring security and efficiency. They anticipate a voter turnout of up to 894,000, with safety measures in place following recent threats to political figures.

Rep. Ruben Gallego demands the resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle after an attempted assassination on former President Trump and a related death, citing a lack of accountability and answers during a House Committee hearing.

Gilbert residents must mail their primary election ballots by July 23 or use an official drop box by 7 PM on Election Day, July 30. Voter guides and candidate information are available online.

The U.S. House passed H.R. 8812, committing $50 million to Arizona water infrastructure improvements in five projects, with bipartisan support and advocacy from Rep. Gallego.

Fountain Hills hires Caitlin Perez, with a strong background in tourism and community development, as its new Economic Development Specialist to drive economic growth.

The interpretation of a 1922 Colorado River Compact phrase is central to current disputes over water management among Western states, with looming deadlines and a pressing climate crisis.

Biden's decision not to run again has no effect on Arizona's ballot preparations, as the state focuses on selecting delegates, not directly nominating a presidential candidate.

Maricopa County residents are being targeted by phone scammers pretending to be authorities demanding payment for missed jury duty, with the scam involving threats of jail time and requests for payment via gift cards.

Arizona is considering MDMA-assisted therapy for first responders with PTSD, pending FDA approval and inclusion in worker’s compensation plans, with promising clinical trial results.

Cochise County Deputy Attorney Michael Powell received the 2024 Appellate Prosecutor – Felony of the Year award for his exemplary work, including an influential amicus brief.