The DOT proposed a rule to stop airlines from charging extra fees for families to sit together, reflecting efforts by Rep. Gallego to eliminate hidden costs.

Open House event scheduled for August 14, 2024, to discuss US 60 corridor transportation needs and future projections until 2050, with options for both in-person and online feedback.

Tonto National Forest lifts Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in select areas due to monsoon rains, while restrictions remain in Cave Creek and Mesa Districts.

A 4-year-old boy drowned in a Scottsdale pool at a short-term rental home without a pool fence. He was pronounced dead after CPR and transportation to the hospital.

The City of Mesa offers a free class on Aug. 13 for residents interested in local governance and another series on Homeowners Associations. Registration is required.

A man was killed following an argument that led to a shooting in north Phoenix. The suspect was arrested on scene. Police are investigating the incident.

The Lake Havasu City Police Department calls for driver vigilance as the new school year begins, emphasizing the need to follow traffic rules in school zones for student safety.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes is concerned over uranium ore transport through tribal lands without proper notification, potentially affecting local communities and groundwater.

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.