Coordinator of Smuggling Ring Sentenced to 37 Months in Arizona, Brother Receives 27 Months
Juan Manuel Soto-Guzman was sentenced to 37 months in prison for his role in a human smuggling operation, with the JTFA playing a key part in the investigation that led to his and his brother's conviction.
Arizona Rewinds to Civil War Era: Supreme Court Upholds 1864 Abortion Ban, Shakes Foundations of Reproductive Rights
The Arizona Supreme Court upholds a near-total abortion ban from the Civil War-era, with only an exception to save a pregnant person's life. Planned Parenthood Arizona will continue services temporarily.
Former Arizona AG Tom Horne Wins Court Case Amid Forgery Claims, Faces No Charges in Separate Campaign Controversy
A judge ruled in favor of former Arizona AG Tom Horne in a case where he was accused of submitting forged evidence, while no charges were filed against him for alleged illegal campaign activities from 2014.
President Biden Unveils Major Student Debt Relief in Wisconsin Visit
President Biden promotes a student loan relief plan to help over 30 million borrowers, potentially erasing unpaid interest for those earning under certain income levels, as Republicans criticize the financial implications.
Governor Katie Hobbs Signs and Vetoes Array of Arizona Bills, DUI Laws to School Safety Measures Enhanced
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.
Chip In to Win: White House Fuels $6.6B for Arizona's Silicon Surge, Backing TSMC to Boost U.S. Tech Prowess
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.












