DOJ vs. Arizona Tuition: The Justice Department sued Arizona to block Proposition 308, arguing the state can’t let certain noncitizens (“Dreamers”) pay in-state college tuition and get aid when U.S. citizens from other states don’t. DOJ Escalation Nationwide: The same legal push hit three more states—New Mexico, Oregon, and Washington—over similar in-state tuition and financial aid rules. Prediction Markets in Court: A federal appeals court revived Nevada’s ability to regulate Kalshi, a ruling that could reshape Arizona’s own fight over online gambling/prediction markets. Arizona Courts and AI: The Arizona Supreme Court rejected a bid to stop judges from using generative AI entirely, while still barring AI from making legal rulings. Border Wall Clash: The Tohono O’odham Nation asked a court to pause a border-wall order on tribal land as it appeals, saying the federal government is pressing ahead. Water Reality Check: New Colorado River sharing rules are landing with major consequences for Arizona as lawmakers weigh what they can do. Public Safety & Corrections: A trial date was set for an inmate accused of killing three fellow prisoners at ASPC-Tucson, with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. Local Governance Watch: Pima County approved a no-bid, six-figure contract tied to a failed state Senate candidate amid criticism of unmet obligations. Sports & Community: Arizona is exploring a bid for the 2031 Men’s Rugby World Cup, while Tonopah Valley High School canceled the rest of its football season amid a sexual misconduct investigation.