Arizona Public Service customers face a rate increase approved by the Arizona Corporation Commission, with criticism over the decision's haste and lack of transparent data.

The Arizona Corporation Commission approved an APS rate hike, which critics say will raise bills and promote fossil fuel use, despite potential savings from renewable alternatives.

Arizona HB 2782 aims to ban the use of state or local funds for mixed hoteling practices for the homeless, sparking debate over the impact on successful programs.

Mayor Craig McFarland and the Casa Grande City Council will discuss the city's progress in an upcoming State of the City address on March 6th at the Casa Grande Community Recreation Center.

Meghan McCain criticized Kari Lake for retracting her negative comments about John McCain, suggesting Lake's campaign may be struggling with certain voter groups.

Arizona mother Paolla Jordan pushes for legal change and creates a foundation in memory of her son, Adrio Romine, a suicide victim influenced by an online predator.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes sues the IRS over the taxation of state-issued child tax rebates, arguing the decision is unfair and lacks legal basis.

Pima County's migrant aid program risks losing federal funding on March 31, possibly resulting in hundreds of migrants on Tucson's streets without resources.

The Biden administration is erasing $1.2 billion in student debt for 153,000 borrowers under the new SAVE plan, which offers forgiveness for those who borrowed $12,000 or less after at least 10 years of payments.

Arizona lawmakers consider contrasting bills on healthcare regulation, with HB2686 limiting investigations and transparency, and HB2118 increasing accountability for unauthorized practice.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs extends healthcare for children with disabilities, including a caregiver compensation program under AHCCCS, aiding families earning up to 225% of the federal poverty level.

Early voting begins in Arizona for the Presidential Preference Election, with Maricopa County expecting a competitive race and a high mail-in voting turnout.

Arizona teachers rallied for raises for all school staff, not just themselves, in response to GOP-led Prop 123 extension bills that exclude non-teaching staff. Critics call the teacher pay proposal a political move.