Senator Mark Kelly advocates for lifting a Trump-era freeze on infrastructure funds, highlighting the negative impact on bridge repairs in Arizona and stressing the importance of bipartisan support to resume projects under the IIJA.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized a contentious White House meeting involving Trump, VP Vance, and Zelenskyy, warning of its negative impact on international relations and potentially benefiting Putin.

Arizona School District's 2024 fiscal report reveals a $13.1 billion budget with reduced instructional spending share and varied teacher salary changes.

The article details Phoenix's upcoming weekly weather forecast, predicting sunshine with mild temperatures and brief periods of wind and possible showers.

Arizona AG issued an alert about Slimming Grace in Kingman selling expired compounded meds, posing health risks. Consumers are urged to seek medical advice and contact AG's office for disposal.

A Nevada man was sentenced to 11 years for sex trafficking a 16-year-old girl, following his guilty plea and an investigation led by Homeland Security.

Maricopa County extends Workforce 2 You job training, aiding rural areas with a $500,000 grant, serving youth to veterans, and expanding classes for various sectors.

Child Crisis Arizona and partners offer a free pool fence installation program to protect children from drowning, with the Gunnison family expressing profound gratitude for the safety it brings.

Two teenagers were arrested in Buckeye following an armed robbery during a shoe sale arranged on OfferUp. They face multiple charges, including armed robbery and aggravated assault.

Scammers stole $5.4 million from Yavapai County residents in 2023. The Sheriff's Office is addressing the problem by offering educational presentations on fraud prevention.

Senators Mark Kelly and Thom Tillis introduced the PLASMA Act to ensure affordable access to plasma-based medicines for patients with rare diseases and immune disorders.

Upcoming roadworks in Pima County may cause delays on several routes from March 3 to May 16, with traffic controls and various stages of construction planned.

Phoenix's Mobile Career Unit, launched at Cesar Chavez Library, helps residents with job searches using technology and personalized support, aiming to provide direct employment opportunities in local communities.