Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined a multi-state lawsuit against the Trump administration over the suspension of SNAP benefits due to a government shutdown.

Two shootings in Phoenix resulted in one woman's death and another seriously injured; suspects remain at large. Police continue investigating both incidents.

Tombstone, Arizona city offices will close early on Halloween to support the Trunk or Treat event, showcasing the city's commitment to community traditions and celebrations.

Arizona's local elections approach, focusing on Maricopa County's mail-only ballots, with various deadlines and voting processes detailed for Maricopa and other counties.

Clear, warm weather is forecast for Phoenix with highs around 90 degrees and breezy conditions, transitioning to calmer winds and consistent temperatures in the upper 80s with clear nights.

Litchfield Park announces an Adult Cornhole Tournament for teams of two, 18 years and older, scheduled for November 15, 2025, with registration available online or in-person.

Arizonans with ties to Jamaica feel the impact of Hurricane Melissa, with some stranded there and others trying to contact family or organize aid from afar.

ADOT completed a $7.3 million pavement rehabilitation on State Route 377 in Northern Arizona, improving 20 miles of highway and minimizing travel disruption.

Barbara Lang won the Pete Wertheim Public Health Leadership Award for her dedicated public health service in Arizona and was honored by AzPHA in Phoenix.

An audit finds that the Red Rock Elementary School District may have inappropriately provided vehicle perks to its superintendent and failed to tie pay to performance. Other issues include mishandling of funds and IT security risks.

Arizona nonprofits and food banks anticipate a crisis as a potential SNAP delay during a government shutdown may impact food assistance for over 900,000 Arizonans.

Coconino County's Winter Parking Ordinance 2022-06 bans parking on county roads from Nov 1 to Apr 1 to aid snow removal and reduce hazards. Non-compliance may result in fines or towing.

Matthew Edmiston, a fraudulent contractor, was convicted for theft and operating without a license in Tucson, Arizona, and sentenced to probation and jail time.