Senator Mark Kelly influenced the NDAA to boost Arizona's military capabilities and housing affordability, including base upgrades and aircraft provisions.

Senate OKs the ROAD to Housing Act, led by Senator Gallego, aiming to improve home affordability and availability within the NDAA; House to review next.

Arizona Senators Kelly and Gallego urged the state's Republican House members to address impending health care cost hikes and end the government shutdown.

Senator Mark Kelly spoke on the Senate floor about Arizona constituents facing rising health care costs, citing stories of those affected by expiring tax credits.

Cochise County offers early voting with two additional Saturdays and seeks poll workers, ensuring accessibility with ADA-compliant vote centers and various support services.

Senator Mark Kelly urged House Republicans on "The Briefing with Jen Psaki" to address the healthcare issue, citing examples of Americans facing steep insurance premium increases.

AG Kris Mayes sues Palo Verde Mobile Home Park, accusing it of not addressing dangerous electrical issues for residents, violating Arizona Consumer Fraud Act.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announces her reelection campaign, highlighting her record on tax cuts, childcare costs, border security, and fiscal responsibility.

Arizona Senators urge GOP House members to address health care costs and end shutdown for the benefit of over 300,000 Arizonans at risk of losing affordable coverage.

Former medical employee Jose Andres Lopez sentenced to 3.5 years for insurance fraud and money laundering, followed by supervised probation and restitution payments.

The Arizona Supreme Court overturned a conviction, clarifying self-defense laws within a shared home and the rights over private spaces like locked bedrooms.

Arizona's Capitol is lit purple as part of the "Lighting Arizona Purple" domestic violence awareness campaign in October, including events, a kickoff, and engagement from government officials and the community.

Goodyear City Manager Wynette Reed is retiring on March 6, 2026, after notable contributions to the city's growth and a 95% employee satisfaction score.