New workplace heat safety guidelines are established in Arizona, including measures like access to water, shade, and training, with the aim of protecting workers from heat-related risks.

The Peoria City Council is temporarily moving its meetings to the Public Safety Administration Building due to Council Chamber renovations, with continued live broadcasts and adjusted city hall entrance protocol during construction.

The immigration climate in Arizona intensifies with legal battles and community resistance against Trump-era policies, particularly citizenship rights and ICE courthouse raids, as election season nears.

Ex-Arizona State Rep Leezah Sun, facing past ethics accusations, announces an independent run for governor, pledging to combat corporate political control.

The Arizona Corporation Commission is launching Arizona Business Connect to replace eCorp on January 12, 2026; eCorp will go offline on January 2, causing a transitional period where only paper filings will be accepted.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocated $7.5 million to improve SNAP and unemployment insurance processing, aiding families in need during holiday season.

FEMA denied disaster aid for Arizona's Gila and Mohave Counties after severe floods, a decision Governor Hobbs condemns as reckless. Local leaders underscore the significant damage and appeal for support.

ICE arrested a Mexican national with a fentanyl conviction in Arizona; Rep. Gillette criticized Congresswoman Grijalva's opposition to DHS and ICE's role in local enforcement.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes has finalized the 2025 Election Procedures Manual with approval from key state figures, reflecting a consensus in the politically contentious state.

Arizona State Rep. Chris Lopez was selected for the 2025 Western Legislative Academy, a program by CSG West for legislators focused on lawmaking and leadership skills.

Senator Mark Kelly secured federal funds for Arizona's public safety and infrastructure, including investments for a new child development center at Luke Air Force Base and essential equipment upgrades for first responders.

Attorney General Mayes and a coalition of attorneys general sue to prevent the CFPB from being defunded, arguing this would leave consumers vulnerable.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona announced the elimination of $642 million in medical debt for over 485,000 residents through a partnership with the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt.