Tucson signs first right-of-way agreement for fiber expansion
Tucson has signed its first Fiber-to-the-Premises license and right-of-way agreement with IdeaTek, allowing fiber infrastructure work in public rights of way.
Arizona
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Arizona report documents alleged misuse of force during ICE-related protests
A July 18 report by human-rights and medical organizations examined Arizona responses to ICE-related protests, citing pepper spray and rubber bullets and alleging possible rights violations.
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Arizona secretary of state posts official canvass for July 21 primary
Arizona’s secretary of state has listed the official statewide canvass for the July 21, 2026, primary election and reminded voters to promptly address early-ballot signature-verification inquiries.
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Arizona counties face Aug. 3 deadline to canvass July primary returns
Arizona county boards of supervisors must canvass returns from the July 21 primary by Aug. 3, following a Supreme Court order and Maricopa County settlement that set an interim framework for election operations.
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Phoenix ballot-measure argument deadline is Aug. 5 ahead of November council election
Phoenix’s deadline for pro and con ballot-measure arguments is Aug. 5, part of the city’s election calendar for the Nov. 3, 2026 City Council election.
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Arizona counties receive new state funding to maintain accurate voter-registration rolls
Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes announced new funding for county voter-registration list maintenance, bringing the amount made available since 2024 to more than $4.22 million.
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Pima County faces Aug. 3 deadline to canvass Tucson-area primary results
Arizona’s 2026 election calendar gives county boards of supervisors until Aug. 3 to canvass returns from the July 21 primary, the formal county-level step before results are certified.
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Phoenix ballot-measure argument deadline arrives Wednesday
Phoenix’s 2026 election calendar sets Wednesday, Aug. 5, as the deadline for submitting pro and con arguments on city ballot measures to the City Clerk.
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Arizona Supreme Court Rules When Clergy Must Report Child Abuse
Arizona’s high court upheld a narrow clergy exception for abuse disclosed through qualifying confidential religious communications while limiting courts’ ability to second-guess a religious institution’s interpretation of its own doctrine.
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Arizona Supreme Court ruling may lower values for orchards, vineyards
A July 24 Arizona Supreme Court ruling limits separate crop valuations for qualifying agricultural property, which could lower taxable values for some owners.