The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the state's merit-based system for retaining judges on the Court of Appeals, rejecting the Goldwater Institute's challenge.

A new educational program at the Surprise City Court Academy offers high school students in Surprise insights into the legal system from January to May 2026.

Emilio Rivera, 18, indicted in Avondale teen's murder; tried to also kill victim's mother but gun jammed. Faces charges including first-degree murder and attempted second-degree murder. Trial set for July 2026; held on $1M bond.

The Arizona Supreme Court confirmed the legality of the state's system for the retention of Court of Appeals judges, rejecting claims that it disenfranchised voters.

Fountain Hills partners with FlashVote for community surveys; residents can join for free to influence local decisions through periodic short surveys with results shared promptly.

Senator Gallego introduces the Junk Fee Prevention Act to eliminate surprise costs for consumers and enforce upfront price transparency across various industries.

An 18-year-old's viral dirt bike jump stunt landed him in handcuffs as the Gilbert Police deemed the act dangerous. The community's reactions are mixed, with a crowdfunding page set up for the teen who expresses regret.

Phoenix is set to have a week of sunny days with highs from the 60s to mid-70s and clear nights with temperatures in the low to mid-40s, according to the National Weather Service.

Arizona State Schools Superintendent Tom Horne accuses AG Kris Mayes of neglecting to investigate alleged misuse of ESA funds, contrasting her public criticism of the program's management.

China Airlines initiated the first direct flight from Phoenix to Taiwan, offering a nonstop 15-hour service three times a week using an Airbus A350-900, with tickets starting under $700.

Fernando Gallegos, 20, is charged with murder and armed robbery after allegedly killing 19-year-old Dominic Baysinger during an online sale meet-up at Tempe Marketplace.

A Tempe bar faces scrutiny after a deadly hit-and-run linked to underage drinking, leading to a police operation arresting 249 individuals and additional investigations into the establishment.

Arizona's Attorney General has filed a lawsuit against Temu for alleged privacy violations and deceptive trade practices, claiming the app collects and misuses consumer data.