Arizona lawmakers face consequences for misusing Capitol resources; House Democrats lose meeting room access and Sen. Kern broadcasting privileges. Lawmakers also criticized for pocketing per diems with little work done.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken focused on Tucson as a key site in the battle against fentanyl, stating that half the U.S. seizures come from there and engaging with Tucson's mayor on strategies to fight the crisis.

The report discusses homelessness among Arizona seniors, Phoenix's initiative to convert a hotel into permanent housing, federal funding to support this effort, and the role of Justa Center in providing services for homeless elders.

Arizona bolstered its defenses against extreme heat following 900 heat-related deaths last year, with measures like more cooling shelters and air conditioning support.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs signed several bills on vehicle loads, healthcare reimbursement, and regulatory compliance for greenhouses, among others, and vetoed a bill on audit report penalties.

The District of Arizona has appointed a regional coordinator to improve investigations of missing or murdered Indigenous people as part of a Justice Department initiative, with a $92 million federal investment.

An Arizona state senator faced repercussions for using Senate video equipment to appear on an anti-Semitic talk show, resulting in the revocation of his privileges.

Arizona law prevents universities from participating in boycotts against Israel, clashing with student activists' demands for divestment in solidarity with Palestinians.

Peoria's property tax rate remains unchanged at $1.44 per $100 of assessed value, but the primary tax is set to increase 4.20%. Public hearing scheduled for May 28, 2024.

The DOJ emphasized its commitment to addressing the MMIP crisis, promising ongoing support and collaboration with Tribal communities to tackle violence and drug issues.

Arizona is set to repeal its 1864 total abortion ban after a Senate vote, with Governor Katie Hobbs ready to sign the repeal and continue supporting reproductive rights.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed House Bill 2677 into law, repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, affirming reproductive rights post-Dobbs ruling.

Rep. Ruben Gallego released a report on the dangers of Arizona's extreme heat, highlighting the 645 heat-related deaths in 2021 and advocating for federal support to combat the issue.