Cochise County Attorney Lori Zucco fired deputy Paul Correa after a controversial incident at a Target store, with an investigation handed to La Paz County for impartiality.

Arizona Rep. Selina Bliss advocates for a ballot measure restricting school sports to biological sex and enhancing privacy for girls in school facilities.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes the Pentagon for intimidation, reaffirming his oversight role and challenging Secretary of Defense Hegseth's qualifications.

AmericaFest 2025 in Phoenix opens as the first since Charlie Kirk's death, with a focus on honoring his legacy and encouraging political activism among attendees.

Gilbert is planning its 2026 AAP for CDBG funds, seeking local input on housing and community projects. Public meetings and hearings offer residents a chance to influence development priorities.

AG Mayes leads a bipartisan coalition urging Meta to crack down on deceptive AI-generated weight loss ads, citing the lack of FDA approval and the exploitation of body image issues.

The NDAA for 2026, set to be signed into law, includes benefits for Arizona's military infrastructure and a troop pay raise, as announced by Senator Mark Kelly.

Brannon Hampton has been appointed as Goodyear's vice mayor, a role he'll assume with the new year. Having served on the City Council since 2017, he is committed to growth and fiscal responsibility.

Arizona announces the launch of Arizona Business Connect on January 12, 2026, to replace eCorp with improved features. The transition starts with eCorp going offline on January 2, 2026.

Arizona Rep. Blackman and Sen. Bolick have proposed bills to fund the previously unfunded Department of Corrections Oversight Office with $1.5 million to address long-standing issues within the state's prison system.

Coconino County Education Service Agency received two grants totaling over $8.3 million to improve youth mental health services and workforce development in rural and tribal areas.

The Fiscal Year 2026 National Defense Authorization Act, backed by Senator Gallego, has been passed, providing funds for military improvements in Arizona and supporting U.S. allies.

Senator Mark Kelly's office helped recover over $11.2 million in owed benefits for Arizonans, including Social Security and veterans' claims, totaling nearly $45 million since he took office.