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.

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.

Avondale, Arizona announces September Open House Meetings to discuss the upcoming Bond Election detailing projects for parks, libraries, and public safety improvements.

Councilmember Suzanne Allen of Litchfield Park joins the Arizona League of Cities and Towns' Civic Craft Leadership Program, aiming to enhance local governance skills.

Senator Gallego urges the CDC to release overdue overdose prevention funds to support critical community programs, highlighting the urgent public health crisis.

Glendale City Council has announced two bond questions for the November ballot to enhance flood control and infrastructure maintenance, with details at glendaleaz.com/bond2025.

Senator Gallego introduced a bill to reverse Medicaid cuts and make ACA tax credits permanent, countering GOP-led healthcare cuts that risk millions losing insurance.

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.

Scottsdale Fire Department marks 20 years with investments for the future, including a new station and units, enhanced training, and wildfire mitigation efforts, supported by city officials and funded by a sales tax.