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.

Yosha Brunson Kuhl becomes Litchfield Park's first Director of Communications, with a focus on enhancing city-resident relationships and managing public information.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes testified against the EPA's proposed rollback of vehicle emission standards and the repeal of the 2009 Endangerment Finding, highlighting the devastating effects of climate change on Arizona.

Arizona AG and BBB release a PSA to educate Arizonans on cryptocurrency scams and urge the public to report suspicious activities for consumer protection.

Arizona residents can provide feedback on the Draft LIHEAP State Plan for FFY 2026 to ADES from August 20 to September 19 to help low-income households with energy costs.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled prosecutors can refile charges against previously incompetent defendants without court approval if they reasonably believe the person's competency has changed.

Gilbert, Arizona launches the Advancing Gilbert’s Education Team (AdEd) initiative, focusing on safety, education, and job opportunities for youth, with support from the Mayor, schools, and police.

Avondale announces upcoming roadwork for pavement repairs as part of the Fiscal Year 2026 Pavement Preservation Program, scheduled from Aug 28 to Sept 16, 2025, affecting multiple neighborhoods.