Senator Ruben Gallego criticized President Trump's military actions in Venezuela on the Senate floor, drawing from his own combat experience and warning against a war without clear plans.

Pima County Board of Supervisors will hold evening meetings from May 12 to increase public participation, adjusting meeting days to second and fourth Tuesdays to avoid clashes with the City of Tucson.

A fire in a Phoenix apartment complex hospitalized three, including a police officer, and resulted in the death of two dogs. Firefighters contained the blaze to one unit. The cause is under investigation.

A lawsuit is filed against Glendale city and police for the wrongful death of Dillon Siebeck, erroneously shot by officers who mistook him for another individual.

The 2026 Vrbo Fiesta Bowl in Arizona is expected to significantly boost the local economy, especially in hospitality and entertainment. Traffic is projected to increase, and the event is part of a series contributing to the state's economic health.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office reintroduced black-and-white striped uniforms for inmates for security reasons, replacing orange and pink outfits to differentiate inmates from others.

Derek Kirven, aged 62, was arrested for assaulting six seniors at the Escalante Multi-Generational Center in Tempe, with one hospitalized and the rest sustaining minor injuries.

Tempe is considering tougher e-scooter and e-bike regulations to improve safety, with potential speed and age limits, and enforcement strategies like drones, as accidents involving these vehicles have become a concern.

Two brothers were arrested by Buckeye police for a series of retail thefts at Auto Zone using a black Volvo SUV; they now face theft and drug charges.

Maricopa County seeks a new Justice of the Peace for the Ironwood Justice Precinct following Joe B. Getzwiller's departure, offering a temporary position to eligible Republicans until end of 2026, with applications due by January 12, 2026.

A homemade explosive in a package at the State Courts Building in Phoenix led to an evacuation and a coordinated response by local and federal agencies, with Chief Justice Timmer praising their swift action.

Maricopa residents should use a temporary number for non-emergency police assistance on January 7, 2026, due to electrical work at the ECC; 911 services will continue via rerouting.

Aaron Mark Bradley has been missing since September 2025 from Shonto, Arizona. Despite ongoing searches and a SAFE Alert, his whereabouts remain unknown.