Arizona Lawmakers Champion Reform for State Chiropractic Board in Wake of Audit Exposing Mismanagement
Arizona lawmakers aim to reform the State Board of Chiropractic Examiners after an audit highlighted mismanagement and statutory violations, with proposed bills to define authority and improve reporting obligations.
Arizona Rep. Quang Nguyen Introduces Bill to Protect Public Shooting Ranges from Closure Without Legislative Approval
Rep. Quang Nguyen introduced Arizona House Bill 2763 for legislative oversight on the closing of public shooting ranges, aiming to safeguard facilities like Ben Avery Shooting Facility from closure without proper process.
Tonopah Woman Dies Following Early Morning Collision on I-10 Near Buckeye
A 24-year-old woman died in a two-car collision on I-10 near Buckeye after rear-ending a work truck. She reportedly wasn't wearing a seatbelt. No other injuries occurred. Eastbound lanes were closed but reopened by 9 a.m.
Mesa Gateway Roars Past 2 Million Flyers, Plots Big Runway Overhaul
Mesa Gateway Airport logged a record year in 2025, handling 2,036,218 passengers as Allegiant adds routes and the airport moves ahead with major airfield upgrades. The single‑terminal operation is preparing runway and baggage projects to keep pace.












