Arizona AG Kris Mayes warns of a rise in scam texts posing as government entities, which aim to steal personal data or money. The public is advised to be cautious, not to trust unexpected requests, and to report suspicious texts.

Peoria proposes increased broadband fees and seeks public input before an August 5, 2025, hearing. The city details the changes online and at the City Clerk's Office for review.

The Tempe Police Department issued a statement informing of Homeland Security Investigations executing a federal warrant at Danelle Plaza, highlighting their commitment to community safety and constitutional rights.

Daver Malik is appointed as the new Assistant Aviation Director/Chief Development Officer to lead development and innovation at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Flagstaff City Council is considering a primary property tax rate increase for FY 2025-2026. Public discussions and hearings are scheduled for April and June 2025. If approved, rates would rise from 0.6363 to 0.6808 per $100 of assessed valuation.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs visited Lucid Motors' new Phoenix hub, emphasizing the state's role in EV innovation and discussing the company's growth, including its acquisition of Nikola's facilities and workforce.

Officer Gabriel Facio was honored by the Pinal County Board for his service after his line-of-duty death, via a proclamation acknowledging his sacrifice.

Cochise County confirms Sharon Gilman as County Administrator and Lara Loewenheim as Clerk of the Board during a special meeting, solidifying leadership positions.

Scottsdale City Council approves a $2.204 billion budget for FY 2025/26, a 4% reduction from the previous year, focusing on essential services and community investments while maintaining low tax rates.

The City of Phoenix announced three finalists for the Police Chief position, chosen after an extensive search and community engagement process. A public forum for residents to meet them is scheduled.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Charles Doughty, an attorney dedicated to serving underserved communities, as judge to the Coconino County Superior Court.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs leads a drive to convince Congress to protect state investments in energy and manufacturing, warning of job losses and investment declines if federal tax credits are cut.

Maricopa County approved a $30 million package to increase detention officers' pay to address staffing shortages and improve conditions, with tiered bonuses and future commitments for law enforcement compensation.