Senator Mark Kelly spoke on the Senate floor, relaying stories from Arizonians about the importance of Medicare and the impact of potential cuts on their healthcare.

A man lived for 40 years as someone else, using a deceased U.S. citizen’s identity for documents. He's been indicted for fraud after a passport application exposed him.

AG Kris Mayes supports bipartisan legislation to block contraband cell phones in prisons, citing public safety concerns and the need for effective jamming systems.

Gilbert's Town Council has raised wastewater rates to cover infrastructure maintenance costs, with an increase of $29.26 monthly for residents starting April, while Environmental Compliance fees remain unchanged.

Arizona's Loop 202 widening project leads to closures and lane restrictions on the Santan Freeway, affecting traffic flow with partial and full road shutdowns.

Phoenix detailed its 2025 Heat Response Plan to City Council and Mayor Gallego, aiming to improve public health and response to extreme temperatures after a significant decline in heat-related emergencies in 2024.

An Arizona citizen resolved their vehicle title issue with help from ADOT's Fraud Hotline after the selling dealership failed to provide the title. The dealership had violated state law, which may result in serious penalties.

'Operation Desert Guardian' by AZDPS and CCSO shows early success with traffic stops, arrests, and drug seizures in Cochise County, enhancing community safety.

The Arizona Supreme Court approved the expansion of a program to train community members to provide legal assistance, aiming to improve access to justice.

Senator Mark Kelly honored late Congressman Raúl Grijalva, praising his advocacy for environmental justice, immigrant rights, and his efforts to protect Arizona's resources.

Let's Build Foundation aids Peoria community with opioid prevention, hygiene kits, and resources at the Patena Community Center, open three days a week.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes alerted residents using 23andMe's services to consider data privacy amidst the company's bankruptcy, outlining rights to delete and control genetic information.

Houston gun trafficker Kevin Lewis was sentenced to eight years in prison after pleading guilty to aiding in making a false statement during a firearm purchase.