Arizona AG Kris Mayes filed civil complaints against New York Smoke Shop LLC and Pro Source businesses for selling tobacco to minors, citing high non-compliance rates in comparison to the state average.

Senator Mark Kelly visited Romania to reinforce NATO ties and support Ukraine, including observing Ukrainian pilot training on F-16s and discussing defense with officials.

Matt Giordano has been appointed as the new Phoenix Police Chief by City Manager Jeff Barton, an experienced law enforcement professional with over three decades in the field.

Public hearing scheduled in Casa Grande for transit plan expansion, including extended service hours and a larger service area, with community input encouraged.

Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro announced staffing changes in the Majority leadership team, including Grant Hanna as Chief of Staff and Matt Specht as COO, ahead of the legislative session.

Arizona's AG and BBB warn residents of rising moving scams, including the "hostage load" tactic where movers hike prices after loading belongings. They advise researching movers, getting written estimates, and using credit cards for payments.

Lee Williams is appointed as Flagstaff's new Water Services Director, bringing over a decade of experience and multiple certifications to oversee water management.

YCSO participated in the Frontier Days Rodeo Parade, displaying their mounted posse, a character named Deputy Do Right, and a patriotic float, reflecting their long-standing service to Yavapai County.

Phoenix City Council passed zoning and noise rules for local data centers after considering public and council member concerns about land use and community impact.

Immigration raids in LA have caused a severe decline in day laborers seeking work, fueled by fear of detainment and income loss, with community support trying to offer aid.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes joins a lawsuit against DHS to prevent the transfer of personal health data from HHS, citing privacy concerns and potential harm to Medicaid.

Governor Hobbs visited the Navajo Nation to discuss aid and express support amidst the Oak Ridge Fire, promising collaboration for fire containment and recovery.

Victims of radiation exposure in Arizona gain justice as RECA is renewed, covering more people with up to $100,000 compensation until December 2028, after advocacy efforts.