ADOT received a $566,000 federal grant to develop an online GIS mapping tool for locating frequent wildlife-vehicle collision spots, aiming to improve wildlife connectivity and road safety.

A suspect fired at Mesa police and barricaded himself in a bathroom following a domestic incident; he was arrested unharmed using less-lethal measures.

Phoenix, Arizona, is experiencing warm and sunny weather, with daytime highs in the 70s and 80s, and clear, cool nights, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

Gilbert man Shawn Bowen died in a parachuting incident in Eloy, Arizona when his parachute failed to open. Despite his experience and having made over 200 jumps, he did not survive the hard landing. Eloy Police are investigating the tragedy.

Scottsdale residents may vote on Axon's headquarters development after a petition for a referendum, opposing the plan's high-density housing, reached enough signatures for a possible 2026 ballot spot.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes President Trump's tariffs on Mexico, Canada, and China, highlighting the negative impact on Arizona's economy and consumer costs.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announces a preliminary legal victory against President Trump's freeze on federal grants and loans. A Rhode Island federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against the administration's actions.

A scam in Yavapai County over one weekend tricked residents into transferring $100,000 to fraudsters, prompting the Sheriff's Office to spread scam awareness.

The LICENSE Act, a bipartisan bill introduced by Senators Kelly and Lummis, aims to streamline truck driver licensing to bolster the supply chain and aid the economy.

The Cochise County Attorney's Office announced promotions within its Criminal Division, with Dan Akers and Michael Powell supervising the Drug and General Crimes Units, respectively, and Terisha Driggs named Special Victim Prosecutor.

Arizona Rep. Jeff Weninger proposed HB2704 to fund Chase Field's renovation by reallocating existing taxes, aiming to keep the Diamondbacks in Arizona without new taxes.

A Tempe couple plans to sue Mesa's Willow Midwife Center after their newborn's death, with allegations of preventable mistakes during labor. The center defends its safety record and accreditation.

The Arizona Supreme Court amended family law rules to limit parties to one judge change, responding to a recent case interpretation regarding judge assignments.