Attorney General Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge the EPA's proposal to revoke its 2009 Endangerment Finding on vehicle greenhouse gas emissions.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a multistate effort urging to protect over a million acres of public lands from potential federal rollback of the Roadless Rule, which may jeopardize recreational spaces and local economies.

Luis Gustavo Prudente Tapia was arrested for a violent sexual assault and attempted murder in Phoenix. DNA and video linked him to the crime. He returned home acting normally after the attack. The victim is recovering from serious injuries.

Preston Lord Day on September 23 honors a teen who died after an attack. William Hines, involved in the death, is serving a 12-year sentence, with policy changes in progress to prevent teen violence.

A man and child died in a car crash in Apache Junction after their vehicle hit a utility pole. Authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.

Mourners paid tribute to the late conservative icon Charlie Kirk in Phoenix and Arlington Heights, reflecting on his impact and legacy. Former President Trump also honored Kirk.

The Arizona Auditor General reported financial and operational shortcomings in Tonto Basin Elementary School District, highlighting risks of errors and potential fraud.

ADOT announces freeway closures in Phoenix from Sept 19-22 for improvements, affecting I-10, US 60, and Loop 202, with detours and traffic restrictions.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announced the approval of a settlement with Frontier and Verizon to improve phone service and broadband connectivity in Navajo and Apache counties, including a no rate hike promise until 2027.

Erika Kirk, widow of Charlie Kirk, is named CEO and Chair of Turning Point USA after his assassination, marking a continuation of his vision for the conservative youth organization.

The mother and daughters were stabbed by Lowell Dorn in Mesa; all are recovering while Dorn faces attempted murder charges.

Allman Rivas, a Tohono O'odham Nation member, faces a federal indictment including attempted enticement of a minor and related charges. He allegedly used Facebook to coerce a minor for sexual purposes.

Flagstaff City Council unanimously voted to prepare for potential legal action against helium exploration that could threaten their water resources, despite a public vote after Arizona Supreme Court wouldn't review a related case.