Senators Gallego and Moreno introduced the bipartisan Federal Firefighters Families First Act to improve federal firefighters' work conditions and pay.

Gannett is relocating the Arizona Republic's printing operations from Phoenix to Las Vegas, resulting in the loss of 117 jobs. Despite assurances that service will be unaffected, employees fear the move will impact the paper's community ties.

Senator Ruben Gallego urges Kroger to reconsider its decision to end a contract with Ruan Transportation, which could lead to over 130 job losses in Tolleson, Arizona.

Peoria is considering fee schedule changes, with a public hearing on August 5, 2025, for resident input. Information is available at the City Clerk's Office and online.

Attorney General Kris Mayes calls for federal action due to extended power outages in Arizona, criticizing the management of the San Carlos Irrigation Project and describing the situation as a failure in oversight.

Arizona AG Mayes sues the federal government with 20 states to protect access to public benefits threatened by new federal rules on health and social programs.

Amber Williamson is appointed interim deputy city manager of Phoenix City by City Manager Jeff Barton, with a 25-year career progression from administrative assistant to Budget Department director.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that counties cannot be held liable for the negligence of deputy sheriffs, placing responsibility on the individual sheriffs instead.

Arizona Representative Nick Kupper demands a briefing after a cyberattack on the state's candidate portal, which Iranian hackers potentially compromised. He seeks to address vulnerabilities in election security.

Arizona's Secretary of State Adrian Fontes seeks funding for cybersecurity after an Iranian hack modified a candidate portal and election results page. He requests $10 million for updates and $3.5 million annually for maintenance.

Arizona's child care waitlist reduction includes 900 additional children due to state and federal funds, as part of Governor Katie Hobbs' Arizona Promise Budget.

ABC15 reports an overstated map at a Trump administration press conference mistakenly showed vast Chinese landholdings near a U.S. base in Arizona, which are much smaller and owned by various allied nations.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs reflects on the state's recent legislative session, highlighting bipartisan victories, continuing challenges, and her role as a safeguard against extreme legislation.