Due to a Medicaid fraud crackdown in Arizona, many behavioral health facilities were closed, leaving patients, including Native Americans, without necessary care.

Mesa's young adults are offered $85,000 in grants from Bloomberg Philanthropies for climate action projects, emphasizing heat mitigation and water conservation.

A plane owned by Vince Neil was involved in a fatal crash at Scottsdale Airport, killing one and injuring five. Neil was not on board, but his girlfriend was. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Brandtbert J. Brudenell was arrested for trespassing on the TPC Scottsdale golf course and providing false identification to the police. He had also been fired for making racist and sexist remarks in a video at the event.

Yui Inoue's trial begins for the 2021 murder of her children; she pleaded not guilty and is accused of using a meat cleaver. She had reported auditory hallucinations prior to the incident.

Kendrick Lamar delivered a Super Bowl halftime show intertwining music with a narrative of revolution, featuring Samuel L. Jackson as Uncle Sam and tackling societal issues.

A car crash involving a power pole in Chandler resulted in the death of David Ramirez Velasco and a power outage for 7,000 SRP customers. The incident is under investigation.

A multi-vehicle crash on I-17 in north Phoenix blocked several lanes, with 7 evaluated for injuries and 3 hospitalized. Traffic has resumed after lane clearance.

Arizona homeowners face new HVAC regulations that may hike system prices, but rebate programs offer financial aid and potential annual energy savings.

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office announced reforms to improve election processes, including removing inactive voters and personal data from signature verification, and enhancing the UOCAVA process for military voters.

Arizona Governor appoints conservationist Kurt Kerr to the Arizona Game and Fish Commission, highlighting his extensive background in wildlife conservation and education.

Arizona State Representative Quang Nguyen has proposed HCR2053, a resolution to amend the state constitution, removing traffic violation immunity for lawmakers, aiming for equal legal accountability.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged over 500 individuals with immigration-related crimes, including drug and firearm smuggling, in a two-week span.