Arizona state agencies were told to limit budget requests to a 2% increase for FY2027 due to federal funding cuts and the end of pandemic-era stimulus, signaling a conservative financial approach.

Sierra Vista's community began a series of town hall meetings to discuss an upcoming Jail District election, with enthusiastic public attendance and officials addressing key concerns.

Roberta McVickers has been appointed as Judge Pro Tempore to Coconino County Superior Court's Division 6, bringing diverse legal experience to the role.

The Navajo Nation is advancing development plans in Crownpoint, including a hotel, store, and other amenities to enhance the local community and economic vitality.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 170 individuals in a week-long immigration crackdown as part of Operation Take Back America.

Senators Gallego and Kelly are questioning DHS after an Arizona election cyberattack, concerned about eroding trust and cuts to security support from CISA.

Governor Katie Hobbs calls for a thorough investigation into the handling of the Dragon Bravo Fire in Arizona due to discrepancies in responses and overlooked warnings.

Arizona Supreme Court requires judges to explain re-entry to cases after recusal, reversing Judge Dickerson's decision in Contreras v. Bourke for lack of transparency.

Senators Gallego and Moreno visited Colombia, discussing organized crime, the economy, and China's influence, and met with President Petro to address coca production and certification concerns.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes the Trump administration for funding cuts to community colleges, stressing their importance to the economy and job market, especially in Arizona.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes indicted 25 individuals linked to a multi-million-dollar retail theft ring, including the 'iSold It on eBay' store and several people.

Maricopa invites local youth to join its Youth Council, a platform for engaging in local governance and community service, offering personal development and leadership opportunities.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and officials from 17 other jurisdictions urge the FDA to relax restrictions on mifepristone, a safe medication used for abortions.