The Arizona Supreme Court ruling allows defendants to claim ineffective assistance of counsel if not previously waived, impacting cases like Michael Eugene Traverso's.

Flagstaff's Mayor Becky Daggett expressed condolences for a community member who died in a collision with a police officer, reflecting the city's sorrow and solidarity.

Junn Alan Quinto Coleman received an 18-year sentence for a violent robbery and shooting at a Phoenix store. He pled guilty to Hobbs Act Robbery and discharging a firearm during the crime. The case was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Mesa City Council plans to increase utility rates, with most households expected to see a rise of less than $6 per month. Public comments are welcome during a 60-day period before a December vote.

Arizona House Republicans file an amicus brief to ensure Secretary of State Fontes complies with transparency laws in drafting the Election Procedures Manual.

Attorney General Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge the EPA's proposal to revoke its 2009 Endangerment Finding on vehicle greenhouse gas emissions.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed veteran and businessman Jimmy McCain to the Arizona Board of Regents, emphasizing his passion for educational access in Arizona.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a multistate effort urging to protect over a million acres of public lands from potential federal rollback of the Roadless Rule, which may jeopardize recreational spaces and local economies.

Mourners paid tribute to the late conservative icon Charlie Kirk in Phoenix and Arlington Heights, reflecting on his impact and legacy. Former President Trump also honored Kirk.

Trump and Vance spoke at Charlie Kirk's memorial, while his widow addressed attendees. Trump made unsubstantiated claims about the left's involvement in Kirk's death.

The Arizona Auditor General reported inconsistencies in the Arizona Barbering and Cosmetology Board's enforcement actions and verification of applicant qualifications, posing public safety risks.

A legal injunction was secured by Attorney General Kris Mayes and other AGs against the Trump administration's request for detailed data on SNAP recipients, arguing it oversteps legal boundaries.

Arizona's Governor announced an ADHS order enabling the wide administration of COVID-19 vaccines for individuals over 6 months, enhancing health care freedom and vaccine access.