The Arizona Secure Elections Act will appear on an upcoming statewide ballot following legislative approval announced June 13. The proposed amendment aims to limit voting rights in state elections exclusively to citizens and introduce new requirements around voter identification and election funding.
The average VA Purchase Loan amount for Arizona in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 was $430,684, according to figures provided by the Veterans Affairs Home Loans Index.
Daniel Crouse and Stephanie Bandin have been indicted following multiple retail thefts across Maricopa County home improvement stores. Authorities allege over $30,000 in losses resulted from their actions between March and May. Both face felony charges but are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
PACER will require some users to update their passwords starting August 17 under new security guidelines announced June 12. The changes introduce stricter requirements for password length and complexity as well as regular updates every six months.
Arizona House Republicans announced passage of a state budget focused on historic tax relief while limiting spending growth.
Arizona has enacted House Bill 2999 creating State Affordability Infrastructure Districts for new housing projects. The law aims to spread out infrastructure costs over time rather than including them upfront in home prices.
A Tucson man has pleaded guilty to producing child pornography involving minors under age twelve using Snapchat communications. Sentencing is set for September before a federal judge in Arizona.
The Greater Flagstaff Region invites residents to participate in a virtual meeting on June 25 regarding updates to its Community Wildfire Protection Plan. The session aims to gather feedback on wildfire preparedness strategies across local communities.
The average VA Purchase Loan amount for Arizona in the first quarter of fiscal year 2026 was $430,684, according to figures provided by the Veterans Affairs Home Loans Index.
Vision Gallery’s “Unlovable: An Open Call Exhibition” opens June 13 in Chandler featuring art inspired by misunderstood animals. Over sixty Arizona artists reinterpret creatures like bats and rats through diverse media until August 15.