Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes launches Operation Robocall Roundup to combat illegal robocalls with warning letters sent to 37 telecom companies.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs toured Southern Arizona, focusing on border security, a water project, bill signing on phone use in schools, veteran homelessness, and supporting a local business through a state loan program.

Gilbert Police Department invites locals to a 13-week Citizens' Academy offering an inside look at law enforcement.

Navajo Nation President Nygren discussed financial priorities with the White House, opposing cuts to Native American programs and advocating for the Navajo community's needs.

Tim Carter is appointed as Coconino County's new Emergency Management Director, bringing 20+ years of experience and credentials including a master's in emergency management.

Senator Kelly visited constituents detained by ICE in Arizona and criticized Trump's immigration enforcement policies, promising to advocate for reform.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled a statute on validating initiative signatures unconstitutional, impacting the Make Elections Fair Act initiative on the past ballot.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed an executive order to join ArrayRx, potentially cutting prescription costs by up to 80% for users of the ArrayRx Discount Card.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes confirms birthright citizenship remains unchanged following a Supreme Court decision; the 14th Amendment ensures citizenship for those born in the U.S. regardless of parental immigration status.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs faces criticism for vetoing bills aimed at aiding well owners with water issues, leading to tension with GOP lawmakers who argue for their necessity.

Maricopa County offers free online professional skills course to enhance job competitiveness through their Workforce 2 You initiative, accessible via Maricopa Community Colleges.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs expands the Arizona Is Home program, doubling support for first-time homebuyers with additional funding, assisting about 1,000 families.

Early results for Proposition 495 are in with 10,505 early ballots counted. Final tally from San Tan Valley voters will be available on the Pinal County website.