Immigrant advocates in Arizona plan to appeal to the state Supreme Court to block a proposed immigration initiative, which is currently set to appear on the November ballot following a superior court judge's ruling.

Arizona's Attorney General is suing Cummins and FCA over claims of falsely advertised "super clean" diesel trucks with illegal defeat devices affecting air quality.

Rep. Ruben Gallego supports the Yavapai-Apache Nation Water Rights Settlement Act, advocating for the confirmation of Indigenous water claims and funding for infrastructure to ensure water access and environmental health.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes visited the new Pinal VOTES building in Florence to review election security enhancements ahead of the July 30th primary.

Arizona maintains a 3.3% unemployment rate in June, the lowest in 48 years, despite a seasonal job decline, with strong growth in health care and social sectors.

Coconino County's Proposition 482 seeks to adjust the fiscal year 1979-80 base expenditure limit. Citizens can submit arguments for or against it by August 7, 2024, for inclusion in an informational pamphlet.

Sharen Sandoval has been appointed as the Navajo Nation's director of Emergency Management, bringing military experience and a commitment to proactive crisis management.

Maricopa County school districts must repay nearly $150 million due to a tax error. A lawsuit revealed properties were misclassified, leading to overtaxation. Districts, including Mesa Public Schools and Buckeye Union, now face budget adjustments.

A judge denied a motion to dismiss trespassing charges against the director of AZ HUGS, a nonprofit serving the homeless, for operating without a permit in Tempe.

Police are investigating a physical altercation that occurred outside a GOP meeting in Gilbert; surveillance video shows a contentious encounter that turned physical.

The Arizona Supreme Court introduces the Arizona Lawyer Apprentice Program to mitigate the lack of lawyers in rural areas, offering licensure to those slightly below the bar exam pass mark.

Governor Hobbs announces 100 families have benefited from Arizona's homeownership program, focusing on middle-class accessibility to the housing market.

Rep. Gallego supports the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act, aiming to secure water rights for Navajo, Hopi, and San Juan Southern Paiute tribes, with a $5 billion infrastructure investment.