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The Arizona Supreme Court shot down a request from Republican lawmakers to preserve their summary of the voucher-regulating Protect Education Act in a voter education pamphlet, ruling that the description violates state law because it tries to sway voters against the initiative.

Flags at all Arizona state buildings will be lowered to half-staff from sunrise until sunset on Saturday, Aug. 15 in honor of the memorial service of former U.S. Rep. Harry Mitchell, who died July 29 at age 86, Gov. Hobbs ordered.

Since it was created in 2021, Congressional District 6 has been Arizona’s most competitive district, with an electorate that is nearly evenly divided between Republicans and Democrats.

A federal judge on Friday denied the Tohono O’odham Nation’s request to block the federal government from beginning construction on 62 miles of border wall across the Arizona-Mexico border that would cut through the tribe’s reservation.

"The greatest impact individuals can have in fighting climate change and loss of biodiversity is choosing not to reproduce." — Gary Swing, Green Party candidate in Arizona's CD 6.