Arizona lawmakers oppose the Trump administration's decision to cut grants for Minority-Serving Institutions, emphasizing its impact on education for underserved students.

Cleophus Cooksey Jr. has been found guilty in Arizona of eight murders from 2017, including killing his mother and stepfather. He faces the death penalty at his sentencing.

ASU has been named the most innovative university in the U.S. for an 11th year running, noted for advancements in higher education and various academic fields, including AI and sustainability.

Multiple shootings in Phoenix led to two men being wounded and a separate incident resulting in one fatality. Police investigations are underway with limited details available.

Scottsdale Fashion Square is set to undergo renovations, including upgrades to the Palm Court and the addition of Edo Japanese Grill, with minimal impact on shoppers during construction starting in early 2026.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes is intervening in a case to oppose a proposed 14% rate hike by Tucson Electric Power, citing concerns over corporate greed and consumer protection.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes prosecuted Katherine Comesano and Gary Cartier for a $200,000+ pandemic unemployment fraud, resulting in 2.5-year prison sentences for each.

Buckeye Police launch 2025 Pink Patch Project to support breast cancer awareness and charities, selling special patches, t-shirts, and coins. Proceeds benefit Bosom Buddies of Arizona.

Native American students in Arizona show substantial academic improvements, with some schools in the Chinle district exceeding state averages in proficiency rates.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office introduced new body scanners to detect contraband, including a successful instance where a hidden firearm was found on an inmate.

Families in Arizona demand improved safety on the dangerous Apache Trail after multiple crashes, including a fatal incident, and near-misses involving teenagers.

Junn Alan Quinto Coleman received an 18-year sentence for a violent robbery and shooting at a Phoenix store. He pled guilty to Hobbs Act Robbery and discharging a firearm during the crime. The case was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Audra Michael rejoins the Best Friends Animal Society's Network Strategy Council, bringing her successful no-kill sheltering experience from Pinal County Animal Care & Control to guide other animal welfare groups.