Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs partners with RIP Medical Debt to eliminate $2 billion in medical debts for nearly one million Arizonans, using $30 million from federal funds.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs partners with RIP Medical Debt to eliminate $200 million in medical debt for residents using American Rescue Plan Act funds.

Yavapai County is sending corrected sample ballots to residents after a printing error switched party affiliations on nearly 4,000 ballots. The corrected versions are to be mailed by March 5th.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins agrees to a 10% pay cut amid the institution's $177 million deficit, reflecting a commitment to resolving the university's financial challenges.

Peoria Mayor Jason Beck will highlight the city's achievements and future plans at the State of the City Event on April 3 at Christ's Church of the Valley.

Jacob Chansley, known as the "QAnon Shaman," has filed a statement of interest to run for Arizona's 8th Congressional District as a Libertarian after serving time for his role in the Capitol riot.

Arizona lawmakers face criticism for visiting Israel during their legislative session, with concerns about potential delays in state business, especially the budget.

Vice President Kamala Harris plans to visit Phoenix on March 8 and Las Vegas the following day, continuing her series of national engagements since the new year. Her Phoenix agenda remains unspecified.

Arizona Republicans aim to criminalize unauthorized border crossings and empower property owners, sparking controversy and a promised veto from Governor Katie Hobbs, reigniting immigration policy debate.

A judge ruled Arizona's proof of citizenship voting laws are not discriminatory, striking a balance between election integrity and minority voting rights.

Kari Lake, a US Senate hopeful, criticized President Biden's border policies, linking them to a recent tragedy in Georgia, with Sen. Barrasso's support. Her campaign gains momentum and GOP endorsements ahead of the Arizona primary.

Maricopa County invests $2.3 million in affordable housing projects in Guadalupe, with funds from ARPA and HUD's HOME program, to alleviate the housing shortage.

The Arizona House approved a bill that would allow property owners to use lethal force against trespassing undocumented immigrants. Critics fear it could enable violence and racial profiling.