Voter Roll Fight in Court: The Trump administration asked the U.S. Supreme Court to let Arizona block and purge voters who can’t provide “documented proof of citizenship,” potentially tightening rules close to elections. County Election Power Clash: Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap moved for contempt sanctions against the Board of Supervisors, saying it still hasn’t handed back election IT and resources after an April court order. AG Primary Turns Personal: Arizona’s GOP attorney general debate between Warren Petersen and Rodney Glassman devolved into insults over who has the right legal experience and how to handle election integrity. Immigration Crackdown: Federal prosecutors in Arizona filed charges against 331 people during a May 23-29 enforcement push, including illegal reentry and smuggling cases. Public Safety Staffing: Phoenix Police still can’t fill more than 500 sworn officer vacancies despite years of recruiting, leaving the department operating well below authorized staffing. Local Government & Community: Tucson reopened Palo Verde Park after nearly $5M in renovations, adding pickleball courts, a new playground, and trees. Education & Extremism: Deer Valley school board member Kimberly Fisher resigned after a Nazi salute during a meeting, sparking backlash. Wildlife Policy Tensions: Records show Interior delayed the release of Mexican gray wolf Asha after local pushback, highlighting growing ranching resistance across the region. Nonprofit Under Pressure: Phoenix Pride filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy amid rising costs and shifting sponsorship and fundraising conditions. Border-Region News: Border Patrol detained an unemployed man on narcotics charges near Calexico.