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.

Senator Mark Kelly opposes a Pentagon probe, suggesting it's an intimidation effort by Trump after a video advising military to refuse unlawful orders.

Scottsdale officials consider reducing public comment time and speaker numbers at council meetings, facing opposition from residents and some city leaders who champion citizen engagement.

Attorneys general from multiple states, including Arizona, are urging Shopify to implement stricter controls to prevent underage vaping sales on its platform.

Arizona Supreme Court upheld a 2018 traffic stop by a state trooper, which led to a drug bust, affirming the legality of stops based on reasonable suspicion.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled non-signatories cannot use a contract’s forum selection clause to move cases out of the state, impacting Nomad Capitalist's Andrew Henderson.

Governor Katie Hobbs nominates health veteran Debbie Johnston to lead the Arizona Department of Health Services, hoping to succeed where previous nominees have failed.

Suspect Abel Gblah faces new charges after allegedly posing as a doctor and assaulting a child in a Phoenix school, highlighting concerns about sex offender management.

Arizona's No Labels Party plans to rename itself as the Arizona Independent Party, a move that has triggered legal concerns from the Arizona Clean Elections Commission over potential voter confusion.

Leaked text messages from Senator Ruben Gallego show him criticizing the Democratic Party, causing controversy and discussions about party inclusivity and identity.