Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Defends Climate Change Regulations Against EPA's Proposed Rollbacks
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.
Gilbert Launches AdEd Initiative, Mayor Anderson Partners with Schools and Police to Support Youth
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.
Arizona Sets Execution Date for Convicted Quad-Murderer Richard Djerf at State Prison Complex-Florence
The Arizona Supreme Court has set the execution date for Richard Djerf, who was convicted for four first-degree murders in 1995. His execution is scheduled for October 17, 2025, nearly 30 years after his conviction.
Arizona Leaders Urge EPA to Release "Solar for All" Funds, Citing State's Energy Future and Job Creation
Arizona leaders are urging the EPA and OMB to release Solar for All grant funds after an unexpected funding cessation, highlighting the program's importance for jobs, utility savings, and state energy goals.












