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Federal Court in Tucson Blocks Pima County Voter ID Requirement for Upcoming Primaries
A federal court in Tucson upheld Pima County's voter ID policy, allowing provisional ballots without photo ID for the upcoming primaries.
Tempe Protesters Clash with Police Over Scottsdale Resort Tax Hike Vote
Tempe and Scottsdale officials report no protests or police clashes over Scottsdale resort tax hike vote through 2026.
Arizona Legislature Passes Bill Banning Masked ICE Agents in Maricopa County Schools
The Arizona Legislature rejected bills banning masked ICE agents in Maricopa County schools, with no related measures passed as of February 2026.
Arizona Legislature Passes Bill Banning Gender-Affirming Care for Minors in Phoenix Session
Arizona passes Senate Bill 1138 banning gender-affirming care for minors, effective March 31, 2023, with penalties for healthcare providers.
Scottsdale GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill to Cut Property Taxes for Maricopa County Seniors
A Scottsdale GOP lawmaker introduced a bill to expand property tax relief for Maricopa County seniors by extending the Senior Value Protection Program.
Arizona Legislature Passes Bill Cutting SNAP Benefits for 450,000 Amid Food Bank Overload
Arizona cuts SNAP benefits for over 450,000 residents, including 200,000 children, following federal work requirement changes under Trump’s 2025 law.
Maricopa County Elections Official Testifies in Phoenix Court on 2026 Ballot Tampering Claims
A Maricopa County elections official testified in Phoenix court about alleged ballot tampering in the 2026 election.
Arizona Legislature Passes Bill Limiting Phoenix Short-Term Rentals Near Airports
Arizona's House passes HB 2429, allowing Phoenix to enforce stricter limits on short-term rentals near airports to address safety and occupancy concerns.
Trump’s Ceasefire Extension with Iran Draws Mixed Reactions from Maricopa County Republicans
President Trump extended the Iran war ceasefire on April 21, 2026, prompting mixed reactions from Maricopa County Republicans.
Maricopa County Superior Court Rules Against Redistricting Challenge from Democrats
Maricopa County Superior Court dismissed Democrats' challenge, ruling Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission complied with Open Meeting Law.