U.S. Border Czar Tom Homan is set to address the Arizona Legislature, with House Speaker Steve Montenegro lauding his role in immigration enforcement and public safety.

Starting May 7, standard driver's licenses won't be accepted for domestic flights in the US; travelers will need REAL ID-compliant identification.

An American was arrested in India for attempting to contact the isolated Sentinelese tribe, endangering them and potentially facing legal repercussions.

Two separate stabbings within minutes and miles apart are being investigated by the Phoenix Police, resulting in one non-fatal and one fatal injury, with suspects in custody for both incidents.

Sister Lynn Winsor celebrates 50 years at Xavier College Prep, impacting athletics and the school's community with a focus on character and camaraderie over competition.

Phoenix weather forecast predicts a week of sunshine with rising temperatures, peaking at 101 degrees on Friday and calm winds throughout the week. Night-time temperatures will increase in line with the daytime heat.

Apache Junction opens the Future48 Workforce Accelerator, a facility for battery manufacturing training, in partnership with Pinal County, Central Arizona College, and LG Energy Solution.

Over 200 charged in Arizona immigration-related crimes, including re-entry and smuggling, following a week-long crackdown by the U.S. Attorney's Office.

Casa Grande starts overnight road work on April 10 to improve streets, with phases on 2nd Street and Casa Grande Avenue, causing night closures and disruptions.

Maricopa's Wild West Music Fest has not only entertained but also boosted the local economy by promoting spending on various services, benefiting businesses and residents.

Shannon Johanni is appointed as permanent Director of Phoenix's Office of Accountability and Transparency after serving as interim and leading the department's growth.

Arizona legislators are advancing a bill to penalize fraudulent military service claims, with bipartisan support and a focus on respecting veterans. Senator Bolick and Representative Blackman are pivotal in this effort.

Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tom Horne, warns schools to comply with new federal guidance on civil rights laws, affecting DEI programs to avoid losing federal funding.