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.

Arizona House Republicans propose a fiscally conservative budget focusing on public safety, infrastructure, and education while aiming for efficient government spending.

Bipartisan senators introduce a bill to help special districts get federal aid more easily by defining them legally to ensure they can serve the public efficiently.

Senator Mark Kelly challenged Army leaders on staff cuts at Fort Huachuca's EPG, emphasizing its unique value for electronic warfare testing and potential consequences for military readiness.

Lake Havasu City residents may pay more property taxes due to rising property values, despite stable tax rates.

The Cochise County Attorney's Office clarified that Arizona has replaced parole with community supervision, requiring inmates to serve at least 85% of their sentence before eligibility.

Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Brigadier General John Conley as the new Adjutant General and Director of the Arizona Department of Emergency and Military Affairs.

The DPS Local Retirement Board in Arizona held a meeting on June 10, 2025, where they discussed new members, disability retirements, and reviewed part-time trooper classifications among other issues.

Arizona Supreme Court clarified title insurance nuances, ruling that insurers need not pay when loans are fully repaid, affecting lenders and investors.

Arizona senators express concerns over the potential lease cancellation of the Phoenix NLRB office, which could affect workers' rights and NLRB's operational capacity.