Navajo Nation President advocates for a water rights settlement in Washington, D.C., highlighting its importance for tribal sustainability amid drought conditions.

The Main Library in Mesa is providing prepacked book boxes in August to local Little Free Library stewards to diversify and refresh their collections.

ADOT invites Arizona residents to submit traffic safety messages for their annual Safety Message Contest until July 29, with finalists put to public vote and the winning slogans to be displayed on highway signs.

Carlos Pacheco was sentenced to over 17 years in prison for multiple charges including fentanyl sale, weapon misconduct, and evading law enforcement in Maricopa County.

Arizona's DCS and U.S. Marshals successfully recovered 49 missing children in a statewide operation, emphasizing cooperation between agencies and the DCS's ongoing efforts to protect children.

A man in Phoenix died after being struck by a city bus while trying to get it to stop at a non-designated area. The incident remains under investigation.

Shannon Smith was arrested for alleged identity theft and medical fraud costing approximately $500,000, a crime involving the use of a victim's details for medical services.

El Mirage offers Free Open Swim Sundays and budget-friendly swim lessons for kids aged 3-12, aiming to improve public safety and accessibility to swimming as a vital life skill.

Rep. Ruben Gallego demands the resignation of Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle after an attempted assassination on former President Trump and a related death, citing a lack of accountability and answers during a House Committee hearing.

Derek Ortiz will have a rehearing for his accidental disability pension application with the Arizona DPS Public Safety Personnel Retirement System Local Board.

The interpretation of a 1922 Colorado River Compact phrase is central to current disputes over water management among Western states, with looming deadlines and a pressing climate crisis.

Biden's decision not to run again has no effect on Arizona's ballot preparations, as the state focuses on selecting delegates, not directly nominating a presidential candidate.

A nurse gave a patient the wrong drug due to a medication packaging error reported by the Institute for Safe Medication Practices, highlighting the importance of double-checking medications.