Arizona lawmakers oppose Trump administration's cut of TRIO Upward Bound grants, urging education secretary to reinstate college support for low-income students at Pima Community College.

Surprise, AZ is hosting a 90s-themed Backyard Bash on September 26 at Mark Coronado Park, offering nostalgic activities and entertainment for all ages.

An Arizona father and son were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking; the father received 10 years and the son, 2 years plus probation, after a long-term investigation.

Prolific tagger Jordan Quimayousie gets 4.5 years in jail for Phoenix vandalism, with restitution set at over $58k.

Senator Gallego introduces the Stop the Scammers Act to restore CFPB funding and enhance protections against financial fraud, following budget cuts from a Republican tax bill.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with daytime temperatures reaching up to 116 degrees and nights cooling to the mid-80s. The National Weather Service predicts sunny and mostly clear skies with light winds throughout the week.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of citizens' rights to ballot initiatives in Page, reaffirming democratic local governance regarding Lake Powell Boulevard's future.

Little Rituals in Phoenix was named the best hotel bar in the U.S. at the 2025 Spirited Awards, noted for its community connection and meticulous cocktail preparations.

An audit revealed financial and operational control issues in Yucca Elementary School District, increasing risks of errors, fraud, and improper payments.

Speaker Steve Montenegro refines his policy staff team in the Arizona House, including appointing Kelsey Jahntz as Director of Policy and Gina Swoboda as Senior Policy Advisor.

Senator Gallego influenced the advancement of the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025 in the Senate, aiming to address affordability and supply in the housing market.

Casa Grande invites residents to join its new Public Safety Advisory Board to enhance community engagement in public safety affairs. Applications are open through August 8, 2025.

The Arizona Office of the Auditor General's report exposes significant financial and operational control issues in Seligman Unified School District, highlighting risks of fraud and mismanagement.