Arizona AG Kris Mayes urges the FDA to protect infants from heavy metals in baby foods, following recent recalls and studies showing developmental risks.

A boy was killed and a girl injured in an early morning rollover crash in Apache Junction, with investigations ongoing into the cause of the accident.

Gilbert Public Schools in Arizona bans cell phone use for K-8 during school hours, following a district decision and a state law requiring public schools to limit such devices. High school students can use phones during non-instructional times.

A man died in a north Phoenix house fire, where heavy flames and smoke were reported. Firefighters contained the blaze, with one firefighter injured. The cause remains under investigation.

Animal rescue owners, Brad and Gwen Ware, face charges for shelter neglect, as dogs were found in poor conditions. Surprise Police report community support for an abandoned dog, with the owners facing cruelty charges.

Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of attempted murder in Arizona, is seeking a new trial, alleging her constitutional rights were violated and her illness impeded her ability to represent herself. She accuses the court of bias and procedural issues.

A Phoenix man is charged with animal cruelty and running an unlicensed veterinary clinic after authorities found 16 neglected dogs and a makeshift surgery setup.

A toddler died in an off-road vehicle crash, with the grandfather facing manslaughter and DUI charges. The family is grieving and fundraising for funeral expenses.

The National Weather Service forecasts extreme heat in Phoenix, AZ, with temperatures reaching up to 114 degrees. Residents are warned to stay hydrated and avoid excessive sun exposure.

Arizona Democrats, Senator Kelly and Representative Stanton, warn that Trump's tax and tariff policies will financially burden the state's middle-class workers while greatly benefiting the top 0.1%.

Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap alerts absentee voters to a new procedure for returning incorrectly received ballots to improve election security.

Two men were sentenced for a shootout at a bus stop that injured an infant and another person in Maricopa County after a dispute escalated into gunfire.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs reflects on the third anniversary of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, discussing the state's fight for reproductive rights.