Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Sam Elters to Arizona's State Transportation Board, pending Senate approval. Elters has extensive experience in transportation engineering.

Arizona's Supreme Court paused a 19th-century abortion ban, giving the Attorney General time to appeal. The law's enforcement is delayed until at least August 12th.

Gilbert residents will vote on financial proposals regarding expenditure limits in the upcoming election, involving a Permanent Base Adjustment and a Capital Projects Accumulation Fund.

The Arizona Supreme Court has delayed the reinstatement of an 1864 abortion law for 90 days, providing temporary relief on the issue of reproductive rights.

The Arizona Senate passed a bill to allow accessory dwelling units in cities with over 75,000 residents, amid housing shortage concerns and short-term rental debates.

Activists in Arizona rally against a ballot measure that would criminalize illegal immigration, drawing comparisons to the state's controversial SB 1070 law. Governor Hobbs cannot veto the initiative.

Police clear pro-Palestinian campus protests; arrests made at University of Pennsylvania, while the University of Arizona and MIT face similar issues. Commencements prompt authorities to act.

First Lady Jill Biden rallied Mesa Community College graduates, advising them to dismiss negative opinions and pursue their goals, drawing on her own challenges and successes for inspiration.

ASU Police Chief Michael Thompson is on paid leave following his actions during April protests at the Tempe campus, with Assistant Chief John Thompson acting as interim chief.

The Arizona Attorney General is investigating Steward Health Care's bankruptcy to understand its impact on patients and staff, and ensure fair handling of the company's assets during auction.

Rep. Ruben Gallego announces actions to combat financial scams targeting seniors in Arizona, including legislative support, tech company outreach, and backing National Scam Survivor Day.

Rep. Ruben Gallego endorses DHS's new rules to streamline asylum processing to help Arizona communities and push for comprehensive immigration reform.

Pinal County officials visited Washington D.C. to engage with Arizona's congressional delegation and promote future growth in the region's key sectors, such as aerospace and technology.