The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on presidential immunity, affecting how former presidents can be held accountable, with a major impact on the scope of presidential powers.

The Chandler City Council has reduced the city's property tax rate for the ninth consecutive year, setting it at $1.0826 per $100 of assessed value for FY 2024-2025.

Maricopa County, Arizona has implemented stricter fire restrictions in regional parks due to recent brush fires and dry conditions, with smoking now limited to enclosed vehicles and campers from July 1.

Fountain Hills, Arizona, warns residents to adhere to fireworks regulations, restricting airborne and explosive types, with violations incurring fines up to $750 and potential recovery costs for emergency responses.

Evacuation orders in Scottsdale, Arizona were lifted allowing some residents to return home after the Boulder View Fire was 19% contained. No injuries or structure losses were reported.

Arizona's primary election is on July 30 with a voter registration deadline of July 1. Early voting starts July 3, and mail-in ballots must be requested by July 19 and postmarked by July 23.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes secures a court-approved consent judgment against Bandera Healthcare to eliminate confidentiality clauses in arbitration agreements, enhancing transparency in assisted living facilities.

Rep. Ruben Gallego introduced the Voting Clarity Act of 2024 to mandate that CBP officials inform asylum seekers they can't vote in federal elections unless they become U.S. citizens.

Rep. Ruben Gallego opposed the DHS Appropriations Act, which reduces funding for border operations, concerned about impacts on Arizona. He advocates for comprehensive border and immigration solutions.

The audit of MICTED revealed financial and data management lapses, including a lack of internal controls and formal policies for fund management and insufficient collection of CTE program outcome data.

Arizona and Mexican universities join at an education summit to form academic partnerships aimed at fostering economic development in a proposed megaregency.

Arizona allocates $100,000 in grants to four local organizations combating child abuse, emphasizing trauma-informed care and support within the state's protective services.

Pima County's Economic Development Department led a meeting with local leaders to discuss regional economic growth, including advanced water purification as a notable topic.