Arizona State Rep. Alex Kolodin will host a legislative town hall on water conservation on July 24 at the Mountain View Park Community Center in Scottsdale.

U.S. Health Secretary Becerra visited Arizona, discussing the post-Roe challenges for women's reproductive healthcare and stressing the need for clear information on healthcare access.

Pinal County has launched an online portal for public to submit pro and con statements on Proposition 486, facilitating civic engagement before the 2024 General Election. Statements are due by August 7, 2024, with a $25 fee and 300-word limit.

Arizona repealed its 1864 abortion ban, reducing the need for doctors to seek emergency licenses in California, which no Arizona doctors have applied for despite the offer.

Cochise County's Election Department will conduct logic and accuracy testing of its election systems on June 25, in preparation for the upcoming vote on July 30, as detailed on the city of Tombstone's website.

Arizona's unemployment rate fell to 3.4%, a near 50-year low, with significant private sector job growth in health care, manufacturing, and services, noted by Governor Hobbs. The state also earned a fourth consecutive economic development award.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona is under pressure to call a special legislative session for groundwater reform, focusing on protecting rural groundwater and reducing urban usage.

A judge in Maricopa County has temporarily halted the redirection of $115 million in opioid settlement funds to the Department of Corrections, which was part of Arizona’s new budget, after intervention by the Attorney General.

Ann Scott Timmer was recognized as the next Chief Justice of the Arizona Supreme Court during the Passing of the Gavel ceremony, with priorities outlined in her "…and Justice for All" agenda.

Gilbert, Arizona, implements two ordinances to combat teen violence and disruption: a ban on minors possessing brass knuckles and penalties for unruly gatherings, holding parents accountable.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed three bipartisan water management bills aimed at conservation and sustainable use to secure future water resources.

Arizona's State School Superintendent Tom Horne has removed the Kindergarten Entry Assessment to ease teachers' workloads, aligning with his initiative to reduce paperwork in education.

Arizona and Massachusetts propose ballot measures on tipped workers' pay, with the former debating minimum wage increases and the latter aiming to phase out tipped wages by 2029 for wage parity and tip-sharing.