Max Wilson, an ex-military and Maricopa County advocate, has died. He served on the Litchfield Park City Council and as a county supervisor, supporting local businesses and military families.

Pima County Attorney Laura Conover leads over Mike Jette with 67% of the votes in the Democratic primary, while addressing outside spending and promoting justice reforms.

Westbound I-10 in Phoenix will be closed from US 60 to I-17 near the airport for a lane shift from August 2-5. This includes multiple ramp closures and ADOT suggests alternate routes.

Pinal County released initial primary election results, with counts from early ballots available online and more to come as Election Day ballots are processed.

Local First Arizona receives over $1 million from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to expand the Heart & Soil People's Garden and support entrepreneurship programs.

The Mesa Planning and Zoning Commission approved plans for new data center projects, despite local concerns about skyline alteration and noise pollution.

Body camera footage shows Phoenix police responding to a scene where Rachel Henry allegedly murdered her three young children, found to be unresponsive.

Gilbert, Arizona residents will vote in the Primary Election for mayor and council positions, with past low primary turnout despite local governance impact. Voters can access candidate info and polling locations online.

Apache Junction is initiating a free design plan program for affordable housing, aiming to reduce construction costs and permit fees for residents building their own homes.

The Pima County Small Business Commission, led by members like Carlos Ruiz, advises local government to support entrepreneurs and shapes policy for small business growth and representation.

Graham County released documents to help voters locate their polling places, understand ID requirements, and be aware of the 2024 election schedule for a smooth voting process.

A man in Phoenix was arrested for bestiality after his mother reported him to authorities, presenting surveillance footage as evidence of his actions.

Phoenix officials visited Taiwan to promote Arizona as an attractive site for tech expansion and to initiate the Sonoran Oasis Science and Technology Park project.