Arizona State Representative Rachel Keshel condemned the murder of Charlie Kirk, calling for national rejection of violent political rhetoric and criticising public officials celebrating his death.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a statute imposing a higher burden on negligence claims against healthcare providers during public health crises was unconstitutional.

The Small Business RELIEF Act, led by Senator Mark Kelly, aims to exempt small businesses from Trump-era global tariffs and refund those affected within 90 days.

The Phoenix Fire Department's new Telehealth program allows some 911 non-emergency callers to consult with ER doctors directly, potentially reducing ambulance use and healthcare system strain.

A crash on I-10 in the West Valley resulted in one fatality and four injuries. The victim was identified as 46-year-old Andy Alvarado Ramirez. Traffic was affected during investigation and cleanup.

Flagstaff, Arizona will increase its minimum wage to $18.35 in 2026, eliminating the tiered wage system for tipped workers, following a CPI-based adjustment commitment.

Fountain Hills, AZ traffic will be affected by the Cross Country Invitational on September 13, with road closures around Fountain Park from 4 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Arizona's Move Over Law requires drivers to move over or slow down for vehicles with flashing lights to protect first responders and roadside workers.

An arrest was made in south Phoenix for the shooting death of 41-year-old Gabino Martinez Jr. on August 15. The suspect, Luis Alejandro Mejia Mollinedo, faces a murder charge.

S&P upgraded Glendale's bond rating from AA to AA+, reflecting the city's strong fiscal management and growth, as highlighted in its official announcement.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs an order to expand COVID vaccine access as public health preparations intensify for the coming respiratory disease season.

Surprise Fiesta Grande returns to Mark Coronado Park on October 11, featuring Mexican culture, food, music, Lucha Libre, and a car show. Admission is free.

ADOT announces weekend freeway closures in Phoenix for maintenance and improvement projects, affecting I-10, Loop 101, and 202. Drivers are advised to use detours and allow extra travel time.