Arizona AG Kris Mayes and BBB launch a campaign with video PSAs to educate Arizonans on recognizing scams, emphasizing strategies to prevent falling victim to fraudulent schemes.

Phoenix adopts the 2024 PBCC effective August 1, 2025, enhancing building codes for safety, sustainability, and promoting EV infrastructure and water conservation.

The Arizona State Legislature is considering a revised bill that would grant $500 million in public funds for Chase Field renovations, with a $250 million contribution from the Diamondbacks and stipulations for ensuring the team's long-term presence.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs discussed Colorado River water management and conservation with a key federal official, emphasizing the state's contributions and the importance of cooperation for sustainability.

Senator Ruben Gallego demands Kroger address overcharging issues after an investigation found customers in 14 states paid more than advertised sale prices.

The US Senate designates July 16, 2025, as Glioblastoma Awareness Day to encourage research and honor those affected.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes plans to strongly oppose APS's proposed 14% rate hike, which would add $20 to consumer bills, stressing the added financial burden on families.

Chandler partners with ASU to craft a 20-year economic vitality study, funded by CIDA, utilizing ASU's Seidman Research Institute and student involvement.

Senator Mark Kelly opposes GOP legislation to sell Arizona forest land, citing economic and environmental concerns, and supports public access and land conservation.

Gov. Katie Hobbs emphasizes the need to preserve Arizona's Medicaid expansion on its twelfth anniversary, highlighting its bipartisan origins and potential negative impacts of Congressional rollbacks.

Arizona's healthcare landscape faces possible turmoil from proposed Congressional budget cuts to Medicaid and the ACA, risking coverage for hundreds of thousands and potentially leading to service reductions and clinic closures.

The Gilbert Town Council has approved a financial plan to enhance infrastructure, public safety, and community spaces, including the Water Tower Plaza and Gilbert Advocacy Center, while also maintaining fiscal responsibility.

Arizona Attorney General launched an Elder Abuse Registry to compile cases of elder abuse and aid transparency for families and seniors in making informed care decisions.