Sophie Stern and Tysen Woodward received the John Lewis Youth Leadership Award from Arizona for their work in civil rights, civic engagement, and voter education.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs introduces a tax cut proposal aimed at helping the middle class, including exempting overtime and increasing deductions. She criticizes Republicans for not supporting the plan.

Arizona's ADCRR has implemented new limits on commissary purchases for inmates to improve inventory management, effective January 12, with potential future adjustments.

Flagstaff awards sustainability grants to local projects enhancing climate resilience, energy, and waste management, including transportation for the homeless and upcycling bike programs.

A federal bill from Rep. Juan Ciscomani would open grants for charter school facilities, sharpening a funding fight between Arizona districts and charters.

Arizona Senators propose the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act to align ICE use-of-force policies with the DOJ, increase accountability, and prioritize de-escalation.

Arizona Senators Gallego and Kelly have obtained over $32 million in federal funding for state projects, focusing on improving public safety, flood control, and rural water management.

Sen. Mark Kelly led a Senate session to mark 16 years since the Citizens United ruling, discussing its negative impact on democracy and the need for reform in campaign finance.

House Majority Whip Julie Willoughby proposes Bill 2400 to suspend Arizona's gas tax in Maricopa and Pinal counties during summer to offset costs of a mandated cleaner fuel blend.

Arizona Representative Matt Gress introduced a legislative package to strengthen educational oversight, aiming to ensure fiscal responsibility and prioritize student benefits within school districts.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized the Trump administration for not reducing healthcare costs, highlighting consequences for Arizona, especially with Medicaid cuts and the impact on rural health services.

Rep. James Taylor introduced House Bill 2492 in Arizona to eliminate urban growth boundaries, which he claims inhibit expansion, raise housing costs, and hurt the economy.

Senators Kelly and Gallego introduced the Stop Excessive Force in Immigration Act to impose new use-of-force guidelines on ICE, in response to recent incidents.