Election Watch (Northern AZ): Coconino and Yavapai voters head toward the July 21 primary, with Friday, July 17 as the last day to vote in person before election day; the preview spotlights local nonpartisan races like Flagstaff City Council and Page’s city contest. Consumer Data & Privacy: Acting AG Cori Mills announced an $18 million multistate settlement tied to the 23andMe genetic data breach, with Alaska’s share listed at $165,447. Politics & Voting Law: Wisconsin’s elections commission found Elon Musk may have violated election bribery rules after offering $1 million checks to voters, sending complaints to a county prosecutor. Arizona Elections Administration: Maricopa County supervisors and Recorder Justin Heap reached a settlement over election planning, shifting control of early voting to the recorder while the board handles election day voting and tabulation. Health Care Access: AHCCCS launched a GenAI opioid treatment provider locator to help Arizonans find OUD services faster, including multilingual support. Public Safety Law: State Rep. Kevin Volk celebrated signing HB2800, tightening Arizona ignition interlock enforcement and penalties for knowingly lending vehicles to impaired drivers. Daylight Saving Time: The U.S. House passed the Sunshine Protection Act to end twice-yearly clock changes nationwide, with Arizona already on permanent standard time. Local Community: Marana’s Treasures 4 Teachers helps Southern Arizona educators stock classrooms with donated supplies at low cost. Business & Growth: Downtown Tucson’s Gibson’s reopened as a neighborhood market plus food hall and coffee bar, aiming to improve walkable grocery access. Tech & Surveillance: UT Tyler contracted with Flock Safety since 2021, as privacy concerns resurface over campus license plate reader use.