Governor Katie Hobbs is set to select a new judge for the Pima County Superior Court from five nominees vetted by the Pima County Commission on Trial Court Appointments.

Senator Gallego influenced the advancement of the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025 in the Senate, aiming to address affordability and supply in the housing market.

Construction of a $3.6 million convenience store begins in Indian Wells, a step towards economic independence for the Navajo Nation, creating jobs and revenue.

Former Arizona State Senator Alfredo Gutierrez has died at 79 after battling esophageal cancer, known for his civil rights, education, and immigrant advocacy.

Chandler calls for nominations for neighborhood excellence awards, with prizes including event credits and police resources for winners. Mayor and community votes will decide awardees.

The article clarifies the pre-tax and post-tax deductions for Arizona State Retirement System members and emphasizes how pre-tax deductions lower current taxable income but are taxed upon withdrawal in retirement.

State attorneys general, led by AG Mayes, filed a lawsuit against the USDA and Trump administration challenging their request for extensive personal data from SNAP recipients, alleging privacy law and constitutional violations.

Casa Grande invites residents to join its new Public Safety Advisory Board to enhance community engagement in public safety affairs. Applications are open through August 8, 2025.

Arizona lawmakers request the Trump administration to preserve funding for college readiness programs, highlighting the impact on Pima Community College's Upward Bound program.

State lawmakers are calling for an audit of Tolleson Union High School District's finances amid concerns about the Superintendent's consulting work and academic performance issues.

The Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon's North Rim has burned 44,000 acres. Firefighters are taking measures to protect structures like the Kaibab Lodge. Local and national leaders are discussing recovery and fire management policies.

Tempe introduces a new General Business License to improve engagement with local businesses and establish a comprehensive database. Fee waivers are available until January 2027.

Federal grant funding resumes for Arizona schools; State schools chief Tom Horne had anticipated the move, aiming to reassure that the review was normal procedure, not an ideological stance.