Arizona's AG Kris Mayes joins a coalition to challenge HHS and CMS's rule change under the ACA, which could lead to 1.8 million Americans losing health insurance. The states argue the rule is unlawful and burdensome.

Maricopa Police Department is launching Operation Safe Start on July 23 to enforce traffic safety in school zones, with a focus on careful driving as the new school year begins.

School Resource Officers in Maricopa schools are back, focusing on safety, connection, and guidance for students, with a team led by Sergeant O'Neal and officers like Abel, McCauley, Castillo, Bittner, and Rexinger making a positive impact.

Flagstaff announces road closures for repairs starting next week, with traffic disruptions on Beulah Blvd and other streets.

Arizona officials warn against the consequences of impersonating a peace officer, a rising concern, highlighting it as a felony with emphasis on public vigilance and legal prosecution for offenders.

Maricopa County issues Ozone High Pollution Advisory for July 18, 2025, urging residents to limit outdoor activities and take actions to reduce emissions.

Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix received the 2025 US Water Prize for her sustainable water management efforts, including the Drought Pipeline Project and programs fostering water conservation.

ADOT completed a new $9.7 million bridge over the San Pedro River on State Route 80, designed to serve the region for 75 years and accommodate daily traffic flow.

Copper Sky Aquatics Center in Maricopa will host Water Safety Day on July 26 to educate on drowning prevention, featuring a rescue simulation and various water safety activities.

Arizona's Supreme Court reversed a ruling on a parental rights case, redefining the legal standards for abandonment to consider both parental actions and contextual circumstances.

The Arizona Supreme Court dismissed a claim for lost profit damages involving McAlister and his company against Loeb & Loeb due to a lack of certainty regarding the potential business deal.

Lake Havasu City Police responded to a report of a juvenile with a possible firearm near a school, later suspected to be a toy gun. Officers are increasing patrols, and the public is urged to share information.

Cory Jermaine White Jr. from Goodyear has been sentenced to almost 10 years in prison for a check theft scheme and must pay $8.4 million in restitution.