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GED, other adult ed programs ending at Pima County Jail
The Pima County Sheriff's Department has opted not to renew a contract with Pima College to provide those in jail with educational programs, citing a cost increase and a low number of people who've earned their GEDs while incarcerated.

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Pima County joins new lawsuit over Trump's changes to Obamacare
Pima County joined a lawsuit in Maryland filed on Wednesday, challenging the Trump administration's proposed changes in enforcement of the Affordable Care Act.

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Arizona signs water sharing agreement with Nevada & California
Lake Mead could soon benefit from the nation’s largest desalination plant thanks to an agreement that would allow water agencies in Nevada, Arizona, and California to explore ways to exchange water supplies across the drought-challenged Colorado River Basin.

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Mayes will go back to the grand jury after Arizona Supreme Court doesn’t revive fake electors case
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes will return to the grand jury to try and restart the prosecution after the Arizona Supreme Court refused to revive the case against the state’s 11 fake electors who tried to help President Donald Trump overturn his 2020 loss.

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Treasury secretary dodges questions on whether Trump still has lifetime IRS audit immunity
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent evaded questions on Capitol Hill about whether President Donald Trump, his family and the Trump Organization would be absolved from future tax enforcement, another part of the president’s IRS settlement.

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