Senators, led by Senator Gallego, are questioning the CFPB's decision to reinstate medical debt on consumer credit reports after a previous rule to eliminate it, citing concerns about accuracy and consumer harm.

Julie Spilsbury was named to the MAG's Community Initiatives Coordinating Committee representing the East Valley.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins 20 attorneys general urging Congress to limit ICE from using covert identities, expecting agents to visibly show ID and agency insignia.

Elvira Vielma Felix was sentenced to 2.5 years for fentanyl and heroin trafficking in Arizona. The state AG's office announced the sentence. Felix was involved in large narcotics sales.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that Phoenix Union High School District is not liable for student CJ Lucero's injuries from a car accident off-campus.

Senators Gallego and Kelly seek an investigation into the handling of the Dragon Bravo fire in Grand Canyon National Park, questioning the decisions and readiness of the Department of the Interior.

Adelita Grijalva is projected to win the Democratic primary for Arizona's 7th Congressional District, continuing her late father Raúl Grijalva's legacy.

Cochise County proceeds with plans for a new jail, emphasizing the need for updated facilities and proposing a ½ cent sales tax increase for funding, set for a public vote on November 4, 2025.

Arizona Senator Mark Kelly criticizes federal cuts to VA, warning they'll increase wait times and reduce healthcare staffing, affecting veterans' access to benefits.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is set to hold a press conference on the CD7 Special Primary Election in Tucson on Tuesday, discussing election operations, security, and voter participation.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed the effects of "One Big Beautiful Bill" on Arizona, criticizing cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, and opposing mass deportation raids, advocating for humane immigration reform.

U.S. imposed a 17% duty on Mexican tomatoes, drawing concerns over economic impact and potential price hikes for consumers. Supporters claim it aids U.S. farmers, while critics and Arizona leaders warn of job losses and cost burdens.

Mesa awards nearly $100K in climate action grants through the Mesa Youth Climate Action Fund, supporting 18 youth-led sustainability projects with a completion deadline of October 31.