Senator Gallego and other Democrats are seeking answers from the Trump Administration about layoffs at HHS that affect public health programs in Arizona.

Terrell Suggs was sentenced to 18 months probation and 100 hours community service for disorderly conduct after a confrontation at a Starbucks in Scottsdale.

The weather in Phoenix, AZ will be sunny with rising temperatures into the lower 90s throughout the week, with a slight chance of sprinkles on Friday.

Arizona begins constructing a wildlife overpass on I-17 south of Flagstaff, funded by a federal grant, aimed at connecting habitats and reducing animal-vehicle collisions.

Jasmine Pernicano has been appointed as the new City Clerk of Goodyear, bringing extensive experience in municipal government and record management from previous roles.

Fountain Hills has released its Proposed Budget Book for FY 2026, totaling $50.37 million with public transparency, and includes $12 million for capital improvements like park and road enhancements.

Apache Junction released its Citizen Summer 2025 brochure, detailing a variety of summer activities for all ages including sports, arts, and nature hikes.

Lake Havasu City hosts a coffee meet-and-greet with Mayor Sheehy and City Manager Knudson for open community dialogue.

Senator Ruben Gallego places a hold on VA nominees in response to the Trump Administration's plans to cut the VA's workforce by 83,000, as per his press release.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a law allowing dental assistants to become oral preventative assistants after additional training, raising access and quality concerns.

Phoenix Police are investigating a shooting at Cesar Chavez Park that left one man with life-threatening injuries. No suspect details have been released.

New Year celebrations in Maricopa set a record for PM-2.5 pollution. MAG addresses air quality, including PM-2.5 and ozone levels, coordinating with EPA and initiating studies for improvement.

Gilbert Town Council expands utility discount program, increasing the monthly discount to $30 and eligibility to 125% AMI, with automatic application for existing participants.