Trump’s name appeared near the bottom of Arizona's Republican ballots due to a pre-determined lottery, as states brace for election integrity challenges.

The U.S. government is investing $8.5 billion in Intel for semiconductor production, aiming to increase chipmaking capabilities and create jobs in four states.

Surprise City Council announces Fix-A-Leak Week from March 18-24, offering tips and a workshop to help residents reduce water waste by fixing household leaks.

Phoenix is preparing to settle a lawsuit with Frances Salazar, who was wrongfully imprisoned due to a trial where an officer's misconduct was undisclosed.

Scottsdale, Arizona, seeks public input on proposed short-term rental and nuisance party ordinances before a May 6 City Council vote to improve quality of life.

The City of Chandler's HOA Academy returns in April with educational workshops for homeowners in HOA communities, led by Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C., culminating in a virtual Q&A session. Registration is free.

The Rainbows Festival takes place at Phoenix's Heritage Square Park, celebrating the LGBTQ community with live entertainment, vendors, and a theme of inclusivity.

A shooting at a Phoenix apartment complex resulted in the death of a teenage boy, a wounded girl, and the suspect critically injured after a disagreement escalated. The suspect will face charges once he recovers.

Frontier Airlines is launching flights from Phoenix to Los Cabos, Mexico starting May 16, with introductory fares starting at $89. This marks Frontier's first international destination from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Phoenix has enacted new water conservation rules for high-usage businesses, requiring those using over 250,000 gallons daily to have a conservation plan.

The NHRA returns to the recently rebranded Firebird Motorsports Park in Chandler with a multiyear deal, following its near closure due to a planned freeway expansion. The Gila River Indian Community intervened, and the track is now set for a revival.

Arizona State Sen. Eva Burch has openly detailed her plans to have an abortion and is using her experience to challenge the state's restrictive abortion laws.

President Joe Biden visited Phoenix during Arizona's Presidential Preference Election to engage Latino voters and promote his administration's efforts in boosting the semiconductor industry.