After a break-in at the Maricopa County election center, officials stress their strong security measures and confirm the integrity of upcoming elections.

Tucson man receives 14-year prison sentence for drug trafficking and money laundering, involving the distribution of fentanyl and meth to Hawaii and New Mexico.

The DCCC is investing $2.8 million in Arizona to challenge GOP Reps. Schweikret and Ciscomani in closely contested districts, focusing on abortion rights to flip the seats.

The Pascua Yaqui Tribe inaugurated seven new members to their Tribal Council, with plans to review election procedures and prioritize the tribe's welfare and economic growth.

Phoenix, Arizona faces high temperatures with daytime highs around 108-109°F and nighttime lows in the high 80s to low 90s, offering little relief from the heat.

Graham County schedules a voting system "Logic and Accuracy" test on June 25 to ensure its reliability for the July 30 primary, as mandated by Arizona law. Public observation is welcome.

The Navajo Nation is expanding its solar energy initiatives to provide more sustainable power options and connect remote homes to the grid, with ongoing projects and collaborations.

Businessman Johnwick Nathan was sentenced for defrauding Arizona's Medicaid system, making $21M through his company, Harbor Health. He received four years of probation and must pay $2M restitution.

A man and a teenager were arrested in Phoenix for a robbery that led to the shooting death of Carlos Mercado Chavez on May 28. They face multiple felony charges including murder.

Two people died and three were hospitalized after a 16-year-old driver crashed into a brick wall and house in Yuma, with speed and alcohol being investigated as factors.

A woman died after being found in the Rillito River during a Tucson monsoon. Despite rescue efforts, she couldn’t be resuscitated. No suspicious activity is indicated; an investigation is ongoing.

Pinal County has launched an online portal for public to submit pro and con statements on Proposition 486, facilitating civic engagement before the 2024 General Election. Statements are due by August 7, 2024, with a $25 fee and 300-word limit.

Lake Havasu City, with Michael Baker International, is hosting a public meeting on June 27 to discuss a potential second bridge, seeking community input on the project plans.