Rep. Ruben Gallego requests an FTC investigation into alleged rent price fixing in Arizona, naming RealPage as a primary suspect in potential illegal rental price manipulations.

Scottsdale hires three women to fill top city roles, including WestWorld General Manager, Economic Development Director, and Human Services Director, to enhance city services and innovation.

President Biden is planning to visit Arizona and Nevada, campaigning in key battleground states and possibly countering a Trump appearance in Phoenix.

Maricopa's Mayor and Councilmembers visited Washington, D.C. to seek federal funding for infrastructure, focusing on State Route 347 improvements. They met with Congress members and federal agencies to advocate for city projects.

State attorneys general, led by AG Mayes, have urged the FTC to strengthen online privacy rules for children under COPPA, emphasizing the need for updated protections in the digital age.

Arizona's Superintendent warns of a teacher shortage crisis, citing an annual net loss of 2,300 teachers. Steps to address this include boosting teacher pay and industry partnerships to develop a skilled workforce.

New Yorkers can vote in the Presidential Preference Election on March 19, provided they are registered and affiliated with a participating party. Options include mail, drop-off, or in-person voting by 7 pm.

Steve Kozachik is leaving the Tucson City Council to oversee the Mosaic Quarter sports complex for Pima County, aiming to boost local economic growth.

Early voting is underway in Gilbert ahead of the Presidential Preference Election on March 19, with options to mail ballots until March 12 or vote in person at designated locations through Election Day.

Grand Canyon University disputes a $37M federal fine for misleading students and is prepared to appeal, highlighting a positive state audit and questioning if the fine is faith-based discrimination.

An Arizona judge dismissed a lawsuit challenging dual language programs in schools, ruling that the superintendent lacked authority and legal standing.

Kari Lake, GOP Senate candidate, faces criticism for a photo with white nationalist Wade Searle and is reportedly courting Washington lobbyists, conflicting with her anti-establishment stance.

Arizona's Senate Bill 1628 proposes replacing "gender" with "sex," causing debate over its impact on gender-nonconforming individuals.