Arizona Lawmakers Balance AI Regulation with Innovation Concerns
March 7, 2026
Arizona lawmakers aim to balance AI regulation with progress, focusing on transparency, legal frameworks, and efficiency.
Arizona lawmakers aim to balance AI regulation with progress, focusing on transparency, legal frameworks, and efficiency.
The U.S. military will exhume 88 sailors’ remains from USS Arizona, using DNA to identify them after 85 years.
Jennine Spencer-Gilbert faces tens of thousands in home repairs in Detroit. Funding falls short of the $1 billion need.
A state audit highlights issues with Michigan’s health department’s oversight of school services, citing credential checks.
Emmanuel Damas, in ICE custody, died of septic shock after an 11-day hospitalization. ICE release omits toothache details.
A Michigan Senate committee reviewed a bill banning employers from requesting pay histories, aimed at closing pay gaps.
This week, Montana’s federal delegation witnessed significant developments as U.S. Rep. Ryan Zinke announced his exit from reelection for Montana’s western U.S. House District. Similarly, U.S. Sen. Steve Daines withdrew from the 2026 U.S. Senate race. Despite not being up for reelection until 2030, Republican U.S. Sen. Tim Sheehy has
This piece is part of MTFP’s 2026 poll week, where we’re exploring data on how Montana voters feel about their elected officials, environmental concerns, immigration enforcement and other issues. A recent Montana Free Press-Eagleton poll shows tepid voter sentiment towards Montana’s elected officials. Conducted from late December to early January,
Advocates in Detroit call for expanded maternal support, including statewide cash assistance and paid parental leave.
Two dozen states filed a lawsuit challenging Trump’s global tariffs, arguing they’re beyond his authority and costly to Americans.
Two dozen states sued President Trump over new tariffs, arguing they exceed his authority and cost Americans money.
Two dozen states suing Trump over 15% tariffs, claim overreach costing Americans. Court of International Trade case.
