Lucinda Andreani will receive the Public Safety Impact Award from ASCE at Lowell Observatory for her contributions to civil engineering and public safety projects.

Arizona House Rep. Teresa Martinez launches a Statewide Fitness Challenge, with Boys & Girls Clubs children participating, and Mike Tyson attending the Capitol event.

Senator Ruben Gallego advocates to preserve the EPA's Energy Star program, emphasizing its role in saving consumers money and promoting energy efficiency.

Rep. Gail Griffin calls for the removal of the Mexican gray wolf from Endangered Species Act protections, citing threats to rural Arizona industries and the high cost of the reintroduction program.

Senator Mark Kelly visited a Phoenix rehab center to discuss Medicaid cuts' impact and co-hosted an event to aid seniors with services. He also toured local businesses, reaffirming his support for community challenges.

Mesa City Council approved a $2.79 billion budget emphasizing public safety and community services, including new fire stations, a police substation, and library expansion.

San Tan Valley residents attended a Town Hall to discuss the pros and cons of incorporation, featuring expert insights and a Q&A session.

Chandler City Manager Josh Wright resigns to join the University of Arizona as chief facilities and planning officer. His tenure saw development in the city, with his move expected to affect Chandler's future growth and the university's growth plans.

Andy Biggs and Karrin Taylor Robson are Republican contenders for Arizona's 2026 gubernatorial race, with Trump endorsing Robson and Biggs banking on conservative values.

The Arizona Corporation Commission has introduced new policies to curb business filing fraud, including a dual-identification requirement and an LLC Signing Authority Form.

Senator Mark Kelly attended a town hall in Cochise County addressing concerns over potential Medicaid and SNAP cuts. He also visited Fort Huachuca, discussed military staffing, met with local leaders, and supported first responders.

Senator Gallego raises concerns about the Bureau of Reclamation's staffing cuts impacting public safety and its duties.

Chandler City Manager Josh Wright announced his resignation, reflecting on milestones achieved during his tenure, including major infrastructure investments and financial growth.