The U.S. has imposed a 17% duty on most fresh Mexican tomatoes, potentially raising grocery prices and affecting the economy. Critics fear consumer impact and job losses in Arizona.

Chandler's Economic Development Director, Micah Miranda, was named Policymaker of the Year by ACTE for contributions to career and technical education in Arizona.

Scottsdale's City Manager Greg Caton leads a reorganization to enhance service efficiency and reduce bureaucracy within the city's structure, leveraging experienced internal leadership.

Phoenix Energy Manager Carlos Aguiar Hernandez joined the NREL 2025 Executive Energy Leadership program to advance the city's sustainable energy goals.

Phoenix, AZ anticipates a series of hot days with temperatures over 100 degrees, mild evenings, and mostly clear skies, with a slight chance of showers early next week.

Coconino County placed in the Top 10 digital counties for the sixth year, recognized for tech achievements like cybersecurity and broadband expansion.

Senators Gallego and Kelly seek an investigation into the handling of the Dragon Bravo fire in Grand Canyon National Park, questioning the decisions and readiness of the Department of the Interior.

A suspect, Joseph Jennings, was arrested for the shooting death of Seth Moisoff in Phoenix after a lengthy investigation. The motive is still unknown.

The article details Phoenix's upcoming mixed weather, with sunny days, chances of showers and thunderstorms, and rising temperatures up to 107 degrees.

Gilbert, Arizona offers in-person help sessions for residents navigating a new utility portal, ensuring a smooth digital transition with no late fees during the support period.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes is set to hold a press conference on the CD7 Special Primary Election in Tucson on Tuesday, discussing election operations, security, and voter participation.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed the effects of "One Big Beautiful Bill" on Arizona, criticizing cuts to Medicaid and SNAP, and opposing mass deportation raids, advocating for humane immigration reform.

The Mesa Public Library opens the Mesa Family Resource Center, providing free resources for families with children up to age 5, including parenting workshops and connections to programs like WIC and Head Start.