Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill to fund $500 million for Chase Field renovations to keep the Diamondbacks in Phoenix.

Arizona's Department of Child Safety (DCS) is scrutinized after three girls' deaths, with a focus on improving system failures and coordination with tribal nations.

Arizona's ADCRR has revamped its correctional officer training program, extending it from seven to thirteen weeks and incorporating modern elements such as trauma-informed care. The first class has graduated under these new standards.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes and a 23-state coalition filed an amicus brief supporting federal employees' collective bargaining rights, challenging a Trump executive order.

The Trump administration acquired a 10% stake in Intel, spurring debate over government's role in private enterprise and implications for the semiconductor industry, local job creation, and free-market principles.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne rebuts AG Kris Mayes' claims, defending his management of the ESA program against allegations of funds misuse for purchases like diamond rings and TVs. He cites recovery of over $600,000 in improper buys.

AG Mayes won a lawsuit preventing a $184M cut to AmeriCorps funding by the Trump administration, securing the continuation of community service programs.

Tempe City Council meeting rescheduled to Sept. 2 due to a credible threat; the meeting will be held virtually. Some zoning discussions postponed to Sept. 18. Safety measures prompt online-only meetings for further investigation.

Attorney General Kris Mayes announced that Skyline Real Estate will credit residents at Desert Haven Mobile Home Park for overcharging water utilities.

Peoria's City Council approves development plans for the Peoria Innovation Core, including a partnership with Amkor Technology, anticipating a $2 billion investment and 2,000 jobs.

The Pinal County Board officially recognized September as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and commemorated the 60th Anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Arizona lawmakers are pushing for reforms in the state prison system due to increasing violence and a lack of transparency, with ADCRR Director Thornell facing scrutiny over inmate management policies.

Peoria wins land auction for $46.7M, eyeing expansion within its Innovation Core, with plans for a semiconductor facility and new jobs discussed in the upcoming council meeting.