Arizona's GOP lawmakers propose to align state tax codes with federal changes for an estimated $1.1 billion tax relief over three years, focusing on child tax credits and childcare deductions to support families.

Rep. Chris Lopez proposes Arizona bill HB 2152 to eliminate state tax on ranchers' water and infrastructure upgrades, potentially reducing beef prices for consumers and easing financial burdens on ranchers.

A Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputy responded to a call where two 1-year-old infants were left alone at home, leading to the arrest of the parents for child abuse and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Superintendent Mango-Paget seeks community members for open school board seats in Coconino County for the 2026 election, with candidacy information sessions provided.

Arizona settles with Riverview, LLP, cutting groundwater usage and investing $11 million in local water initiatives, influenced by Senator Gallego's advocacy for sustainable water practices.

A woman was charged with second-degree murder for a crash killing an Arizona firefighter in October. Substances impairing driving were found in her system post-incident.

Senator Gallego endorses a resolution on the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, honoring victims and Gabby Giffords' fight against gun violence.

Severe weather caused major highway closures and vehicle incidents in Yavapai County, with I-40 and I-17 affected but later reopened. The YCSO advised caution and against using certain backroads.

Gabrielle Giffords marks the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, reaffirming her dedication to combating gun violence and reflecting on her recovery and advocacy efforts.

A Peoria delivery driver shot a man armed with a bat after pepper spray failed. The suspect faces several felonies. In a similar case, a police shooting was deemed justified when a man swung a bat at officers.

Former White Mountain Apache Tribe officer Karl Leslie faces a 15-count federal indictment for multiple abuses, including sexual abuse and kidnapping, during his tenure. He allegedly targeted tribal members between 2020 and 2023.

Buckeye is seeking public input through a survey on the future of its City Hall to serve its rapidly growing population, considering centralized or satellite offices for efficient services.

Tonto National Forest plans prescribed burns at Cave Creek Ranger District on January 8, 2026, to manage vegetation and reduce wildfire risks, hinging on favorable conditions and approvals.