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.

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.