Senator Ruben Gallego supports new legislation to improve wildfire prevention and response, including the creation of a national Wildfire Intelligence Center to coordinate efforts and sharing of information.

Senator Mark Kelly leads a bipartisan effort to develop a federal strategy to combat transnational scams targeting seniors, as losses to online fraud soar to $3.4 billion.

Senator Mark Kelly secured provisions in the Intelligence Authorization Act to bolster national security, including border drone surveillance and counterdrug measures with Mexico.

Arizona's Supreme Court reversed a ruling on a parental rights case, redefining the legal standards for abandonment to consider both parental actions and contextual circumstances.

The Arizona Supreme Court dismissed a claim for lost profit damages involving McAlister and his company against Loeb & Loeb due to a lack of certainty regarding the potential business deal.

Senators Kelly and Gallego propose renaming the Tucson federal building after the late Congressman Raúl Grijalva, highlighting his public service legacy.

The Pinal County Medical Examiner's Office in Arizona received full accreditation from the National Association of Medical Examiners, ensuring high standards in forensic science.

Senators Gallego and Rosen, with Representative Garcia, propose the Extreme Heat Emergency Act to categorize heatwaves as major disasters, allowing FEMA to provide federal aid.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes filed a lawsuit with 20 states against the Trump Administration for ending FEMA's BRIC program, impacting Arizona's disaster mitigation funding.

Arizona Governor Hobbs announced the elimination of $429 million in medical debt for over 352,000 residents, partnering with the nonprofit Undue Medical Debt.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs is proactively addressing the Dragon Bravo Fire, working with federal agencies to combat the fire, protect communities, and promote recovery.

Arizona's Text2Cure program helps voters correct ballot signature discrepancies via SMS, enhancing voter accessibility and ensuring every vote counts.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Trump-backed budget cuts targeting public broadcasting and international aid, highlighting their importance for education, emergency information, and national security.