Senator Gallego and 22 colleagues urge the USDA to develop a science-driven poultry vaccine strategy against avian flu, emphasizing urgent action to protect the industry.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized Pete Hegseth for hypocrisy and the Trump administration's Caribbean boat strikes, and warned against normalizing dangerous political rhetoric.

Senator Ruben Gallego of Arizona supports labor rights, aligning with striking Starbucks workers and introducing worker protection legislation during the holiday season.

Arizona authorities have issued a SAFE Alert for missing 77-year-old Teresa Estrada, last seen in Phoenix with concern for her safety due to a medical condition.

Pinal County Supervisors honored citizens for their community contributions with Civic Engagement Awards, recognizing individuals across various sectors, including public safety and the judiciary.

An 80-year-old woman, Sripan Roemer, died in a house fire in Goodyear, AZ. The fire, complicated by yard storage, caused a partial collapse of the home. The cause is under investigation, with no foul play suspected.

A teenage motorcyclist died in a Tempe crash after losing control and subsequently being hit by a vehicle. The passenger sustained minor injuries, while the driver was pronounced dead at the scene.

Chandler's city council chamber experienced tension over a proposed $2 billion data center, with residents expressing concerns about resource use amidst a water crisis and rising electric bills.

Attorney General Kris Mayes leads 21 states in opposing Congressional limits on state ACA insurance plans' abortion coverage, advocating for the continuation of Enhanced Premium Tax Credits under the ACA.

Senator Mark Kelly at Stanford stressed the importance of the U.S. leading in AI, advocating for inclusive benefits and workforce preparation through education and apprenticeships.

Phoenix Fire Department mourns the loss of Capt. Luke Moran after over 20 years of service, remembering his dedication and heroism during a 2014 rescue operation.

Gilbert, Arizona has launched "Gilbert Goodies," a collection of local-themed merchandise. Sales support the Neighbor 2 Neighbor program to aid local nonprofits.

Phoenix appointed Cynthia Aguilar and Frank McCune as new Deputy City Managers, with City Manager Ed Zuercher citing their experience and dedication. Both have previously held significant roles within the city's operations.