Attorney General Mayes joins a coalition to support HUD's Discriminatory Effects Rule aimed at tackling housing discrimination, opposing the insurance industry's lawsuit challenging the rule.

Queen Creek Mayor Julia Wheatley is appointed chair of the MAG Transportation Policy Committee and the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Authority Board, influencing regional transport policy.

SEMICON West, a top semiconductor conference, moves from San Francisco to Phoenix, signaling Arizona's rising prominence in the microelectronics industry, backed by substantial investments and the CHIPS Act.

Arizona's Department of Education is under investigation by the Attorney General's office regarding improper school voucher spending, with possible reforms in response to their management of public education funds.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren introduced a $7 million loan program to help small businesses, in partnership with Change Labs and other agencies, aiming to bolster the local economy.

Pinal County has issued new, clarified mail-in ballot instructions to ensure votes are counted, providing a step-by-step guide on their website for the upcoming election.

Rep. Ruben Gallego opposes H.R. 8281, claiming it would unfairly restrict voting rights of many Arizonans, including married women, servicemembers, and seniors.

Lara Loewenheim is appointed as the Clerk of the Board for Cochise County, taking over from Sharon Gilman, with the Board expressing confidence in her capabilities.

An Arizona election worker, Walter Ringfield, faces charges including burglary and trespassing after allegedly stealing items from the legislature and jewelry from the Phoenix Art Museum.

The Navajo Nation opposes uranium transport across their lands, citing sovereignty and health risks, while President Nygren seeks federal intervention to stop it amid larger national energy policy shifts.

Chandler seeks nominations for the Mayor’s Neighborhood Excellence Awards, recognizing community engagement efforts. Winners, selected by the Mayor and public voting, will be announced during the G.A.I.N. kickoff event on September 14.

Gilbert Fire Chief Rob Duggan received the 2024 Gilbert Leadership Alumni Award for his significant contributions to the community and leadership within the fire department.

Governor Katie Hobbs supports legislation addressing tribal water rights issues, aiming to provide reliable water supplies to the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe.