Adelita Grijalva is projected to win the Democratic primary for Arizona's 7th Congressional District, continuing her late father Raúl Grijalva's legacy.

The trial for Preston Lord's death is delayed until January 2026, with the six suspects' lawyers needing more time for evidence review. Only one suspect, William Hines, has been sentenced so far.

ADOT announces two major ramp closures on Loop 101, starting July 21, to expand highway capacity, with detours advised during the expected two-month project.

Gilbert Police Department increases patrols and traffic enforcement around schools to ensure a safe academic year and engages in community outreach on road law education, focusing on e-bike regulations.

ADOT delays the closure of Loop 202's eastbound off-ramp at Alma School Road in Chandler, part of a $200 million improvement project to expand and enhance the freeway.

Arizona officials are pressing for an investigation into the National Park Service's handling of the Dragon Bravo Fire, which spread after being managed as a controlled burn.

Glendale promotes outdoor activities during National Parks Month by inviting people to use the Grand Canal Linear Park for biking, walking, and disc golf along a 4.5-mile path.

U.S. imposed a 17% duty on Mexican tomatoes, drawing concerns over economic impact and potential price hikes for consumers. Supporters claim it aids U.S. farmers, while critics and Arizona leaders warn of job losses and cost burdens.

A man was shot dead by Maricopa County deputies after brandishing a weapon when confronted regarding a hit-and-run. The incident is under investigation.

Arizona sees nearly 10% drop in unemployment claims year-over-year, ranking fifth nationwide, despite a slight week-over-week increase. Nationally, jobless claims dip to 245,000, indicating a stable employment market amid economic uncertainties.

Tempe community rallies to support Johnny's Burgers after a burglary where $250 was stolen, following past adversities including a fire that closed the restaurant for over a year.

Arizonans express concerns over potential Medicaid cuts resulting from the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," worrying about the impact on vulnerable residents, including those with disabilities and elderly individuals needing medical care.

Chandler Unified School District prepares for the new academic year, with educators organizing classrooms and new initiatives, including a digital hall pass system and a semiconductor course, amidst Arizona's summer heat.