Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed over two dozen bills into law, including stricter DUI regulations and school safety penalties, while vetoing others on topics like online content and school internet policies.

The Arizona Supreme Court is set to rule on the state's abortion law, potentially choosing between a 2022 law allowing abortions up to 15 weeks or an older ban with limited exceptions.

The White House is investing $6.6 billion to enhance U.S. semiconductor production, supporting TSMC's expansion in Arizona, with expected job creation and national security benefits.

Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Christina Estes-Werther to the Arizona Citizens Clean Elections Commission, citing her extensive election law expertise.

The Arizona "fake electors" probe intensifies with grand jury subpoenas, signaling potential charges linked to Trump's 2020 campaign, although AG Kris Mayes remains tight-lipped on specifics.

U.S. Attorney Restaino and the TAFC hosted a roundtable on qui tam cases and strategies to support whistleblowers in combating fraud under the False Claims Act.

Governor Katie Hobbs announced the fourth Future48 Workforce Accelerator in Arizona, partnering with LG Energy Solutions and Central Arizona College to boost advanced manufacturing jobs.

Elen Asatryan becomes Glendale's first Armenian-American woman and youngest Mayor, succeeding Dan Brotman, with a history of civic engagement and successful entrepreneurship.

Governor Katie Hobbs addresses University of Arizona's leadership transition and stresses the importance of addressing the university's financial struggles and public accountability.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins plans to resign in 2026 amid a financial crisis, accepting responsibility for a $177 million budget error. His salary was cut as the university faces fiscal challenges.

Mayor Beck of Peoria will present his vision for the city in the State of the City address, followed by dinner, with an accompanying video highlighting achievements.

Arizona for Abortion Access claims to have surpassed the needed signatures to put an abortion rights measure on the ballot.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins resigns amid a financial shortfall and scrutiny by the U.S. Department of Education. Governor Hobbs emphasizes the need for fiscal accountability.