Arizona Representative Nick Kupper demands a briefing after a cyberattack on the state's candidate portal, which Iranian hackers potentially compromised. He seeks to address vulnerabilities in election security.

Arizona's child care waitlist reduction includes 900 additional children due to state and federal funds, as part of Governor Katie Hobbs' Arizona Promise Budget.

An Arizona man, Thomas Michael McCluney, drowned in the Colorado River in Bullhead City. Police report the incident as accidental, noting he wasn't wearing a life jacket.

Pima County Corrections Officer Charles Goodall died in an off-duty motorcycle crash on Interstate 10. He was 19 years old and had served for five months.

The Dragon Bravo Fire destroyed over 70 structures in the Grand Canyon's North Rim, and senators and Arizona's governor are seeking answers about fire management policies.

Apache Junction faced two fatal crashes over the weekend, causing three deaths and leaving one critically injured. The causes are under investigation.

A Pinal County sheriff’s sergeant fatally shot a 60-year-old man suspected of child sex crimes after the man allegedly armed himself and took an aggressive stance.

The City of Casa Grande nears completion of the Trekell Road Improvement Project, aiming to enhance road capacity and safety before the new school year. The $5.8 million project faced delays due to paperwork issues with a gas provider.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 124 people for immigration violations, including illegal re-entry and alien smuggling, as part of Operation Take Back America.

Coconino County officials gained key roles at the NACo Conference, influencing policies for rural areas. Supervisor Fowler joins the Board and other leaders secure committee positions.

Senator Gallego supports the Valdivia Act for worker protection against extreme heat, citing risks to workers in hot conditions, aiming to set OSHA standards for breaks and responses to heat illness.

The Halt All Lethal Trafficking of Fentanyl Act initiated by Senator Mark Kelly has been signed into law, aiming to combat the fentanyl crisis by classifying fentanyl substances as Schedule I drugs.

Arizona's Supreme Court reversed a ruling on a parental rights case, redefining the legal standards for abandonment to consider both parental actions and contextual circumstances.