Arizona will conduct the International Roadcheck on May 13-15, focusing on commercial vehicle safety and regulation compliance, particularly inspecting tires and drivers' records.

Mesa introduces Neon Garden to downtown, showcasing restored neon signs from local 1940s businesses, signaling a commitment to cultural heritage and tourism.

Increased tariffs on imported flowers are driving up costs for Mother's Day bouquets and prom season, impacting florists and consumers in the Bay Area. Local alternatives and home-grown flowers are suggested as a solution.

Kris Mayes, Attorney General, is contesting President Trump's tariffs on global products, claiming they were imposed without Congressional approval and are causing significant economic harm.

Kris Mayes, Arizona AG, joins a multi-state lawsuit challenging a Trump order that froze federal funding for EV charging infrastructure, which may cost Arizona $48 million.

Osvaldo Campa and Pablo Manuel Escobar Castillo were arrested for multiple armed robberies targeting Phoenix eateries and gas stations. They used firearms to steal cash and items and were caught on video. Both confessed upon arrest.

Buckeye city gained a AAA Bond Rating from Fitch Ratings and plans to issue $75 million in bonds for street and public safety improvements, confirmed by voters in the November 2024 Election.

Flagstaff is starting major roadworks at Milton Road and University Drive on Monday, leading to lane closures and detours. A hotline and dedicated website offer project updates.

Senators Gallego and Cramer introduced the bipartisan Appraisal Industry Improvement Act, addressing the national appraiser shortage affecting home buyers, especially in rural and tribal areas.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes an Arizona bill to prevent Medicaid fraud; House Majority Leader Michael Carbone criticizes the decision, citing the need to close loopholes and perform frequent eligibility checks.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Trump administration's VA budget cuts and potential layoffs of veteran federal employees, emphasizing the betrayal of veterans.

A fatal early morning crash in Peoria, involving a truck and sedan, killed 69-year-old Donald Schmitt Jr. and closed 91st Avenue for hours. Schmitt may have lost control due to a flat tire.

Glendale Police seek public help after a mass shooting at El Camaron Gigante Mariscos & Steakhouse, identifying three persons of interest. Three were killed and five injured in the incident.