Lake Havasu City's 'Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager' Returns September 12
Lake Havasu City's "Coffee with the Mayor and City Manager" will not meet in August but resumes on September 12 at 8:30 a.m. The event allows community engagement and returns to its regular first Friday schedule in October.
President Trump Fires BLS Chief Following Poor Jobs Report, Fueling Fears of Political Interference in Economic Data
President Trump fired the BLS chief after a poor jobs report, amid concerns of meddling in economic data reporting and issues with CPI data collection accuracy due to staff shortages.
Arizona Schools Chief Tom Horne Disputes AG Kris Mayes' Claim for Credit in Release of Federal Funds
Arizona's State Schools Chief Tom Horne disputes Attorney General Kris Mayes’ claim that litigation prompted the release of federal school funds, clarifying that the delay was for a compliance review.
Arizona Attorney General Mayes Secures Release of Frozen Education Funds in Legal Victory Against Trump Administration
The U.S. Department of Education released education funds to Arizona that had been previously frozen, following a successful lawsuit led by Attorney General Mayes and other states' attorneys general.
Navajo Nation Celebrates Construction Milestone for Echo Cliffs Health Center with President Nygren's Site Visit
Navajo Nation President tours the Echo Cliffs Health Center construction site, highlighting a significant community milestone, with the $136 million facility set to offer various healthcare services by Fall 2026.
Arizona Lawmakers Challenge Trump Administration's Cuts to Education Grants at Pima Community College
Arizona lawmakers oppose Trump administration's cut of TRIO Upward Bound grants, urging education secretary to reinstate college support for low-income students at Pima Community College.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Seeks $700M in Federal Reimbursement for Border Security Costs Since 2021
Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona seeks over $700 million in federal reimbursements for border security expenses since January 20, 2021, citing Task Force SAFE and other collaborations against drug trafficking efforts.
Grand Canyon's Dragon Bravo Fire Now Largest Active Wildfire in U.S., Urges Arizona Rep. Blackman for Safety Compliance
The Dragon Bravo Fire in the Grand Canyon has grown to 105,415 acres with 9% containment. Over 1,100 personnel are fighting the fire, with 70 structures lost, including the North Rim Lodge.












