Arizona's AG Kris Mayes is leading a coalition to sue over the Trump-era tariffs, arguing they're unlawful under the IEEPA, as Arizona businesses warn of economic harm.

An Arizona father and son were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking; the father received 10 years and the son, 2 years plus probation, after a long-term investigation.

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.

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.

Lisa Schnebly Heidinger's book, "Arizona Friend Trips," is showcased in the Great Reads from Great Places program and will be featured in a statewide tour at various Arizona libraries.

Senator Gallego introduces the Stop the Scammers Act to restore CFPB funding and enhance protections against financial fraud, following budget cuts from a Republican tax bill.

Purab Adabala, with 18 years of experience, is appointed as Glendale's new Transportation Director, charged with leading the city's transportation initiatives.

Senator Gallego introduced a resolution affirming that ICE cannot arrest or deport U.S. citizens, aiming to protect their rights and reinforce legal boundaries.

Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman is appointed Vice Chair of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Energy Committee, focusing on modernizing America's energy infrastructure.

Governor Katie Hobbs affirms her dedication to Medicaid in Arizona, noting the program's 60-year milestone, the risks of federal budget cuts, and the importance of Medicaid for those with disabilities.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of citizens' rights to ballot initiatives in Page, reaffirming democratic local governance regarding Lake Powell Boulevard's future.

The Senate committee unanimously passed the Shadow Wolves Improvement Act, aimed at border security and career opportunities for Native American officers.

Arizona's AG and BBB release a PSA to alert residents about AI voice cloning scams and offer guidance and resources to prevent and report such frauds.