Transportation & Growth: ADOT will start work June 15 on a $613 million Loop 303 southward expansion, adding a four-mile freeway segment to support Goodyear’s commuter and industrial growth. Education Funding: Pima Community College says a $1.5M state cut will eliminate its adult workforce education program, threatening high school equivalency and career pathway services for thousands of learners. Public Safety Policy: Senator David Gowan’s SB 1624 would cap most photo radar penalties at $75 and bar automated citations from affecting insurance rates or driving privileges. Housing: Gov. Katie Hobbs signed a bill creating an affordability infrastructure district to finance home-building infrastructure over time via bonds and other tools. State Budget & Data Centers: Democrats and Republicans reached a bipartisan budget deal that includes a three-year moratorium on new data center tax giveaways, while protecting healthcare for about 40,000 Arizonans and preserving SNAP and school meals. Border & Drug Enforcement: A package of GOP border and fentanyl bills cleared the Legislature, including faster notification to federal immigration authorities after certain arrests and tougher fentanyl thresholds for enhanced penalties. Business & Trade: PepsiCo and Gatik announced driverless heavy-duty trucks on commercial routes across Texas, Arizona, and Arkansas, marking a major step from testing to revenue service. Local Economy & Workforce: Pima County’s Taiwan trip produced new semiconductor and education MOUs aimed at attracting tech investment and talent to Southern Arizona.