Election & Courts: A federal appeals court upheld Arizona’s Proposition 211 “dark money” disclosure law, rejecting First Amendment challenges from Americans for Prosperity. Cybersecurity: The Arizona Supreme Court says a phishing attack exposed sensitive data tied to about 1.3 million people in its FARE debt program, including names and Social Security numbers. State Politics & Voting: Arizona Secretary of State candidates Adrian Fontes and Alexander Kolodin faced off in a debate ahead of the general election. Immigration Enforcement: DHS says ICE arrested a Honduran man accused of child sex crimes after Fairfax County released him despite an ICE detainer, reigniting sanctuary-city tensions. Local Justice: Maricopa County prosecutors seek to revoke bond for a defendant in the Preston Lord case after alleged violations while awaiting trial. Higher Ed & Safety: NAU’s former fraternity pledge leader was sentenced to two months in jail for hazing that led to a pledge’s death from alcohol poisoning. Defense & Economy: A new aerospace/defense company is expanding in Tucson, aiming to double staffing as it feeds the region’s manufacturing workforce. Military Policy: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rolled out major “State of the Force” changes, including new commands and a push for autonomous warfare.