Senator Mark Kelly introduced an amendment to prevent the very wealthy from receiving tax cuts but was blocked by Senate Republicans. His speech highlighted income inequality and the debate over tax reductions for high earners.

LaDell Jay Bistline, Jr. was sentenced to life for his role in a child sexual abuse ring, involving at least 10 victims and interstate transportation for abuse.

A rabies alert was issued in western Maricopa, Pinal County, after a gray fox tested positive. Residents are advised to vaccinate pets and avoid wildlife.

Scottsdale partners with Scottsdale Community College to offer free pickleball court access, expanding the city's recreational offerings in response to increased demand for the sport.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Kash Patel's confirmation as FBI Director, citing his history of misinformation and a disregard for the rule of law. Kelly emphasized the need for an independent FBI leader to ensure public safety.

A Maricopa County woman, Michele Lee Brimmer, has been indicted for forging signatures for a ballot initiative, with charges including Fraudulent Schemes and Practices, Forgery, and False Signature on a Petition.

A Tempe man with past felonies was sentenced to 47 months for illegal firearm possession and animal cruelty after a January 2023 raid revealed weapons and videos of animal abuse.

Jay Tibshraeny was honored at Chandler's 2025 Celebration Plaza for his contributions to the city's growth, stability, and quality of life during his tenure as Mayor and Councilmember.

I Love Mesa Day returns with free family activities and local business promotion in Downtown Mesa, including museums, entertainment, and Read On Mesa's Literacy Lane.

Bipartisan senators introduced a bill to improve border law enforcement by adding personnel to scan cargo for illegal smuggling at the U.S. southern border.

A man was killed in a deputy-involved shooting in Prescott, Arizona, after allegedly firing shots; no deputies were injured, with an investigation ongoing.

"Operation Double Down" led to the arrest of 20 individuals and the seizure of drugs, guns, and cash linked to a drug trafficking network from Mexico to Phoenix.

A bill progressing in Arizona proposes a constitutional change to end lawmakers’ immunity from civil traffic violations during the legislative session.