The rejection sparks plans for a legal challenge by Jeff Mangan's group.

Governor Hobbs warns 900,000 Arizonans may face food aid cuts amid shutdown.

A public forum in Tucson drew over 200 residents debating the impact of a proposed ICE facility in Marana amidst strong community opposition.

Michigan's Jocelyn Benson rejects DOJ request for sensitive voter information, emphasizing privacy and legal boundaries.

Phoenix's St. Vincent de Paul expects a rise in assistance requests as government workers face unpaid bills during the shutdown.

The USDA's decision impacts 1.4 million Michigan residents reliant on SNAP.

As government workers face pay cuts, extravagant projects continue unabated, raising eyebrows over fiscal priorities.

When you reach for that steak or load up on ground beef at the grocery store, you might wonder: why are prices still so high? The answer: a mix of tight supply and global trade considerations. Recently, Donald Trump suggested the U.S. might import more beef from Argentina in hopes of easing high domestic beef prices for consumers. But many farmers and industry analysts say this move won’t change much — and it could stir trouble for U.S. producers. What’s going on? Beef price

Mark Savaya, a cannabis entrepreneur, is appointed envoy to Iraq, boosting ties between business and diplomacy.

Major U.S. universities are resisting Trump's Compact for Academic Excellence, rejecting conditions tied to federal funds and prioritizing merit.

Widespread "No Kings" protests in Michigan reflect public dissent against Trump, uniting citizens against perceived injustices.

As Trump pushes for a controversial education compact, universities hesitate, fearing loss of academic independence.

DHS is expediting border wall construction in Arizona despite environmental laws.

Candidates Mary Sheffield and Solomon Kinloch clash over key issues such as crime, public safety, and community growth strategies in Detroit.

Unions challenge federal layoffs during shutdown, impacting thousands.

Montana's Attorney General's changes to a judicial initiative spark legal action and debate over political impartiality in elections.

Governor Whitmer's new budget boosts funding for student wellness, safety, and education initiatives in Michigan.

Legal proceedings over the Arizona border wall pause due to the shutdown.

The Arizona border wall lawsuit is paused as the government shutdown continues, impacting wildlife habitats and construction plans.

As the October 15 deadline nears, IRS furloughs complicate tax filing.