Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes files a lawsuit against Oh La La dress shop and owner for alleged consumer fraud, seeking restitution and a business injunction.

Kelli Ward, former Arizona GOP chair, is accused of striking a woman with paper and her fist at a committee meeting, an allegation she denies despite witness accounts.

Vice President Kamala Harris is scheduled to visit Phoenix and Las Vegas to focus on reproductive rights and engage with voters ahead of the midterms.

Arizona's Senate approved a bill empowering citizens to detain shoplifters, while the governor vetoed a bill criminalizing unauthorized border crossings.

The Phoenix City Council approved a new water conservation ordinance as part of the Sustainable Desert Development Policy to regulate heavy water users.

The City of Phoenix seeks nominations for their annual Disability Awards to honor those improving lives for people with disabilities, with a deadline of July 31.

Senator Mark Kelly endorses Rep. Ruben Gallego for the Arizona Senate seat following Sinema's decision not to re-run, contrasting him with Republican Kari Lake.

Arizona appoints Eugene Livar as its first Chief Heat Officer to lead the Extreme Heat Preparedness Plan following a deadly summer, as reported by ABC15 and KTAR.

John Tatz has been named the new Presiding Judge for Peoria Municipal Court, a role he previously held in Mesa where he managed over 100,000 filings a year and established specialized courts.

University of Arizona President Robert Robbins takes a 10% pay cut following a $177 million budget shortfall, signaling fiscal accountability and pushing for recovery efforts.

Misty Gustafson, Chandler's homeless programs supervisor, won the 2023 Beth McDonald Woman of the Year award, recognized for her impactful work and personal triumph over homelessness and addiction.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced she won't seek reelection, creating an impactful shift in the upcoming Senate race and strategic party planning in Arizona.

A recent poll shows Trump narrowly leading Biden in Arizona, with independent voters slightly favoring Biden. The poll also touches on Senate races and voter concerns such as the economy and immigration.