Senator Mark Kelly criticized Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth for a controversial strike, citing incompetence and a lack of transparency. He condemned the confirmation of Hegseth and the resulting dangers to U.S. servicemembers.

Arizona's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Temu for alleged privacy violations and deceptive trade practices, claiming the app collects and misuses consumer data.

Senator Gallego’s Cross-Boundary Wildfire Solutions Act receives a Senate subcommittee hearing, focusing on improving wildfire mitigation efforts through better federal and local cooperation.

Scottsdale officials reversed proposed public comment restrictions after community backlash, opting instead to allow for more speakers at council meetings.

The Coconino County CJCC will host a warrant resolution event with the "Justice Bus" to assist individuals with outstanding warrants and provide community-based resources on Dec. 11.

Senators introduce the Streamline Transit Projects Act to let state transit agencies handle environmental reviews, aiming to speed up project development.

The Chip EQUIP Act, introduced by Senators Kelly and Blackburn, aims to prevent recipients of CHIPS Act funding from buying semiconductor tools from entities linked to foreign adversaries.

Ginger Spencer has been named the new Assistant City Manager of Phoenix, bringing nearly three decades of experience within city administration to the role.

Chandler is accepting applications for the 2026 Disability Awareness Awards and up to $1,000 scholarships until March 31, with various categories to honor inclusive practices among residents.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona dedicates $1 million to lessen child care providers' financial burdens, with reduced licensing fees as part of the Bright Futures AZ initiative.

Chandler celebrates the holidays with events including the Tumbleweed Tree lighting, Parade of Lights, visits with Santa, Sugarland displays, holiday craft workshops, toy drives, and unique activities like Polar Express and pub crawls.

Senator Gallego queries Amazon on job cuts despite rising profits, citing AI's role in workforce changes and seeking transparency on worker retraining plans.

Senator Ruben Gallego supports the TREATS Act, which aims to extend telehealth services for addiction treatment, improving access for remote and underserved communities.