Ryan Touhill is appointed as Phoenix's new Community and Economic Development Director, bringing his experience from Arlington, Virginia, to drive the city's economic growth.

Attorney General Kris Mayes announced indictments against 20 individuals in a major firearms trafficking conspiracy intended to supply Mexican cartels.

Gov. Katie Hobbs of Arizona implements "Food Bucks Now" to aid SNAP beneficiaries during the federal shutdown, offering vouchers for fresh foods and allocating $1.8 million from COVID funds to support food banks.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs allocated $1.8 million in relief funds to support food banks and start the Food Bucks Now program after federal food aid cuts.

Arizona lawmakers have approved a bill to rename a Tucson Federal Building after the late Congressman Raúl Grijalva, reflecting his 50 years of public service.

Attorney General Kris Mayes leads 21 attorneys general and 3 governors in a lawsuit against the USDA and Secretary Brooke Rollins for suspending SNAP benefits during a federal shutdown.

Senator Kelly criticizes the Trump administration for not ensuring the extension of SNAP benefits, potentially impacting millions amid higher grocery prices.

The article reports on the potential suspension of SNAP benefits in Arizona due to a government shutdown, highlighting concerns from local politicians including Sen. Mark Kelly and Gov. Katie Hobbs, and efforts to find alternate solutions.

Democratic senators, led by Ruben Gallego, address a letter to CFPB Acting Director Vought regarding concerns of an alleged plan to shut down the bureau, contrasting the Trump administration's court statements.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration over the suspension of SNAP benefits due to a government shutdown.

Tombstone, Arizona city offices will close early on Halloween to support the Trunk or Treat event, showcasing the city's commitment to community traditions and celebrations.

Arizona's local elections approach, focusing on Maricopa County's mail-only ballots, with various deadlines and voting processes detailed for Maricopa and other counties.

Matthew Edmiston, a fraudulent contractor, was convicted for theft and operating without a license in Tucson, Arizona, and sentenced to probation and jail time.