Senator Gallego introduced a resolution affirming that ICE cannot arrest or deport U.S. citizens, aiming to protect their rights and reinforce legal boundaries.

AZ Lemonade Stand, started by middle school friends, expands beyond Arizona, surpassing $2.5 million in sales with sights on a $5 million goal for 2025.

The DEA warns of a surge in carfentanil trafficking in Arizona, a drug 100 times stronger than fentanyl, raising concerns for public safety and especially for the youth.

Julian Nixon from Scottsdale is charged with secretly recording women during sexual encounters. Four victims have come forward in the ongoing investigation.

Three hikers were rescued by the Maricopa County Sheriff's aviation team in the White Tank Mountains due to exhaustion, with one in critical condition. They were airlifted to receive medical treatment.

Zariah Dodd, a 16-year-old pregnant teen, was killed in a Phoenix park, with unanswered questions about her last whereabouts and the circumstances leading to her death.

Phoenix is facing a heatwave with daytime temperatures reaching up to 116 degrees and nights cooling to the mid-80s. The National Weather Service predicts sunny and mostly clear skies with light winds throughout the week.

Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman is appointed Vice Chair of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Energy Committee, focusing on modernizing America's energy infrastructure.

All Faith Community Services in Buckeye is experiencing a critical food shortage and has launched an emergency food drive to restock supplies and support low-income families.

An illegal alien, Julio Cesar Aguirre, was indicted on multiple charges, including two death penalty-eligible offenses after a fatal attempted carjacking in Tucson, Arizona.

Governor Katie Hobbs affirms her dedication to Medicaid in Arizona, noting the program's 60-year milestone, the risks of federal budget cuts, and the importance of Medicaid for those with disabilities.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled in favor of citizens' rights to ballot initiatives in Page, reaffirming democratic local governance regarding Lake Powell Boulevard's future.

The Senate committee unanimously passed the Shadow Wolves Improvement Act, aimed at border security and career opportunities for Native American officers.