The U.S. has imposed a 17% duty on most fresh Mexican tomatoes, potentially raising grocery prices and affecting the economy. Critics fear consumer impact and job losses in Arizona.

Two men were arrested in Flagstaff with 22.68 pounds of marijuana and two firearms after a traffic stop. They face charges and are held on $30,000 bond each.

Upcoming Mill Avenue closure in Downtown Tempe due to the Downtown Tempe Refresh project will disrupt traffic and local access for up to six days starting July 21st.

Chandler's Economic Development Director, Micah Miranda, was named Policymaker of the Year by ACTE for contributions to career and technical education in Arizona.

Scottsdale's City Manager Greg Caton leads a reorganization to enhance service efficiency and reduce bureaucracy within the city's structure, leveraging experienced internal leadership.

Phoenix Energy Manager Carlos Aguiar Hernandez joined the NREL 2025 Executive Energy Leadership program to advance the city's sustainable energy goals.

Queen Creek introduces its first collector roundabout at Crismon and Cloud to improve traffic flow and safety near a new high school. The project was realized through partnerships and right-of-way contributions.

The owners of Colt Grill restaurants in Arizona and Alabama are charged with exploiting undocumented workers through a shell cleaning company to avoid taxes and pay below minimum wage.

A man died after his Ford F-150 hit a concrete overpass and caught fire on Loop 202 in Mesa. Northbound/westbound lanes were closed but have reopened. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Katiya Deja Clark was arrested for a fatal hit-and-run incident in Glendale that killed Tony Marie Gonzalez. She initially claimed she wasn't driving and later thought she hit an object, not a person.

Phoenix, AZ anticipates a series of hot days with temperatures over 100 degrees, mild evenings, and mostly clear skies, with a slight chance of showers early next week.

Senators, led by Senator Gallego, are questioning the CFPB's decision to reinstate medical debt on consumer credit reports after a previous rule to eliminate it, citing concerns about accuracy and consumer harm.

Peoria's City Council approves $300,000 in arts and culture grants for 30 projects, including theater, music festivals, and special programs for women veterans, to enhance the city's cultural offerings.