The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a statute imposing a higher burden on negligence claims against healthcare providers during public health crises was unconstitutional.

The Phoenix Fire Department's new Telehealth program allows some 911 non-emergency callers to consult with ER doctors directly, potentially reducing ambulance use and healthcare system strain.

Arizona's Move Over Law requires drivers to move over or slow down for vehicles with flashing lights to protect first responders and roadside workers.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs an order to expand COVID vaccine access as public health preparations intensify for the coming respiratory disease season.

ADOT announces weekend freeway closures in Phoenix for maintenance and improvement projects, affecting I-10, Loop 101, and 202. Drivers are advised to use detours and allow extra travel time.

Gilbert Police Department is accepting applications for the Police Academy Class 10 starting March 2026, with a deadline of December 31, 2025. Applicants must meet specific criteria and pass a series of tests and evaluations.

Kino Border Initiative's survey reveals 44% of deportees from Nogales had lived in the U.S. for over a decade, with 57% being long-term residents, signifying a marked shift in deportation trends.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts clear skies, high temperatures near 100 degrees, and occasional winds, with the warmth expected to continue into next week.

Merry Main Street in Mesa won the Outstanding Special Event Award from APRA for its holiday charm and significant local impact, drawing over 190,000 visitors.

Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA founder, was fatally shot at a Utah campus; his supporters and various communities in Phoenix held vigils to honor his legacy and mourn his sudden death.

Tempe celebrates new infrastructure with public art contributions from local artists, enhancing bike and pedestrian pathways, with a ceremony on September 20.

Peoria's Made in Arizona Film Series features "Alice Doesn’t Live Here Anymore" with a post-screening discussion moderated by Jeannie Berg on September 13.

The Scottsdale City Council has delayed a vote on suing Arizona over Axon's expansion, leaving the company's project in uncertainty. Despite internal strife, Axon plans to proceed without city negotiations.