A bill to bolster local-federal law enforcement cooperation on immigration has advanced in the Arizona Senate, facing Republican support and Democratic opposition.

ADOT's fourth annual Name-A-Snowplow Contest invites Arizonans to submit creative snowplow names by Feb. 2, with a chance to see winners like last year's "CTRL + SALT + DELETE" on actual plows.

Surprise, AZ celebrates the start of Spring Training with the 24th Annual Mayor's Welcome Back Reception on February 18, featuring community leaders and team officials.

Pinal County Public Works employees received high honors at the 2026 Arizona Engineers Awards, including Sielle Neal's Rising Star and Ray Garcia's Outstanding Operations award.

Hamra Jewelers has moved into a 13,000‑square‑foot Scottsdale flagship with Rolex and Patek boutiques, private tours and event spaces. The family-owned retailer aims to be a regional luxury destination.

A 12-year-old autistic boy found refuge with strangers in Chino Valley after wandering from a friend's house, prompting a law enforcement response and his safe return to his parents.

A Venezuelan gang member known as "Pig Face" was arrested in Arizona on charges including assault and terrorism after asserting territorial control and intimidating locals.

Baron Properties paid roughly $23M for West 10 Business Center in southwest Phoenix and will market about 72K SF of industrial space for immediate occupancy.

A Tucson man was sentenced to 192 months and lifetime supervised release after pleading guilty to abusing a child under 12 on the Colorado River Indian Tribes reservation.

Federal agents served search warrants at multiple Zipps Sports Grill locations across the Phoenix Valley as part of a months‑long federal probe.

MCSO video shows a hoist rescue near Bartlett Dam after a side-by-side UTV was swept into the Verde River; one person was pulled to safety and the driver was later found dead.

Authorities say a Maricopa man accused of claiming part of Hidden Valley as his territory was arrested after an investigation into alleged extortion and violent incidents. He now faces multiple felony counts.

Arizona faith leaders held vigils in Phoenix and Tucson, showing solidarity with Minneapolis protesters and resisting ICE's immigration enforcement policies.