The Surprise City Council passed the FY2025 Budget, focusing on maintaining public safety and community services despite a $14.3 million revenue shortfall in the General Fund. Measures include tax adjustments and adding 61 full-time positions.

The Gilbert Town Council approved the Fiscal Year 2025 budget, supporting initiatives for community prosperity, economic growth, and exceptional infrastructure, including parks, public safety tech, and civic engagement projects.

Biden's asylum crackdown receives mixed reactions from Arizona leaders, with some seeing it as necessary, while concerns arise over its humanitarian impact and effectiveness.

Two Republicans debated for Arizona's 1st Congressional District seat without incumbent Congressman Schweikert; economic and border security issues dominated discussions.

The Arizona Department of Housing amended the SFY24 NOFA for the 4% LIHTC with Workforce Housing Units, impacting affordable housing development funding.

The Arizona Department of Housing has allocated over $22 million in federal and state tax credits to support the creation of 799 affordable housing units across 12 projects.

Arizona's House passes the controversial "Secure the Border Act," facing criticism over potential racial profiling and increased law enforcement strain.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes released preliminary information for five ballot measures ahead of November's election, aiming to inform voters and enhance transparency.

Liliana Soto has been appointed as the press secretary for Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, bringing her journalism experience and expertise in Latino community affairs to the role.

A bridal fair in Phoenix had plenty of vendors but no customers, highlighting the struggles of entrepreneur Taylor Nesiah Jenkins who hoped for business success at the event.

Prescott is set for a summer of diverse events, including music festivals, art shows, and the World's Oldest Rodeo, as noted in the Mayor's Monthly Letter for June 2024.

An AZPM report covers campaign spending in Arizona's Senate race, detailing expenditures on physical media, digital visibility, and events by candidates Kari Lake, Mark Lamb, Ruben Gallego, and Kyrsten Sinema.

Arizona steps up its renewable energy efforts with more than $10 billion in federal investments, creating over 11,000 jobs, and setting up the Office of Resiliency to distribute funds for solar energy programs to low-income households.