Senator Mark Kelly's office helped recover over $11.2 million in owed benefits for Arizonans, including Social Security and veterans' claims, totaling nearly $45 million since he took office.

Police Chief Stirling issues holiday safety tips including responsible driving, securing homes, and ensuring safe travel for guests. Officers will patrol to keep the community safe during festivities.

The U.S. Senate passed the La Paz County Solar Energy and Job Creation Act, promoting solar development and job creation in Arizona. The bill awaits the President's signature.

The ADCRR disclosed details of gang-related inmate deaths, emphasizing their commitment to safety and accountability, and detailed their protocol and strategies to address gang violence.

Senator Gallego's bill to improve wildfire management across land boundaries advances in the Senate, promoting better coordinated fire mitigation efforts.

Coconino County Sheriff's Office is addressing drug crimes with a new K-9 team certified in narcotics detection, supported by Arizona border funding. Deputy Bauer and K-9 Ace join, while another team, Waibel and Dex, win awards at the K9 Trials.

Flagstaff ends its use of Flock Safety cameras over privacy concerns following a unanimous City Council vote. The move reflects public anxiety about mass surveillance and data weaponization.

Arizona advocates call for stronger protections for seniors against financial fraud, detailing exploitation and pushing for legal changes to safeguard this vulnerable group.

Phoenix's weather forecast predicts clear skies, calm winds, and a gentle rise in temperatures towards the weekend, with conditions perfect for outdoor activities.

Yavapai County deputies joined "Shop with a Cop" events, spreading holiday cheer with children and honoring fallen officers.

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in Chandler, AZ is set to undergo renovations starting January 2026, with phase one focusing on infrastructure, lighting, and pedestrian safety improvements.

Flagstaff City Council has terminated its contract with Flock Safety, removing their automated license plate recognition technology due to privacy concerns.

Attorney General Mayes sues the federal government for $15 million in EV infrastructure funds for Phoenix. The lawsuit, joined by a coalition, challenges the suspension of two grant programs critical for local clean energy initiatives.