Arizona's Tonia A. Tunnell and Eslir Musta join the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s Standards Board, adding state and local expertise to national election policies.

Senator Ruben Gallego introduces the Combating Cartels on Social Media Act, targeting drug cartel recruitment of US teens on social media for smuggling.

A new report indicates that a House Republican proposal could leave over 300,000 Arizonans without health insurance, prompting criticism from Arizona's political figures.

Chandler's DEI Division celebrates Juneteenth with three events: Culture Music in the Park, the Miss Juneteenth AZ Scholarship Pageant, and the Juneteenth Father's Day Mixer.

STARLUX Airlines plans to launch the first nonstop flights from Phoenix to Taipei, pending government approvals and set to begin early next year, which is expected to enhance economic ties and boost Phoenix's international connections.

Caldwell County BBQ is opening a new location in downtown Peoria with an anticipated early 2026 opening, coinciding with National BBQ Day and the city's revitalization efforts.

Prescott firefighter recruit Dylan Wallace died in an off-duty paragliding incident. The community mourns as departments offer condolences and suggest charity donations.

The cause of death for Phoenix yoga instructor Marcus Freiberger, found deceased after a missing person report, remains 'undetermined', with details still unclear.

The Phoenix Police are investigating the shooting death of Seth Moisoff. Despite the conclusion of on-scene work, no suspect information is available, and they urge witnesses to contact Silent Witness.

Scottsdale is holding a public meeting to discuss the expansion of Brown Avenue Parking Structure, which will add two levels, with construction set to start in the summer of 2026. Community input on the design is sought.

ADOT announces no highway closures in Arizona for Memorial Day weekend, advising travelers to prepare for heavy traffic and pack emergency kits. Safety tips include checking vehicles and not driving impaired.

Detective Humberto Gomez was named Officer of the Year at the Police & Fire Prayer Breakfast for his dedication and empathy in handling complex cases.

Governor Katie Hobbs outlines the Bright Futures AZ Initiative to reduce child care costs and discusses public-private partnerships, apprenticeship expansion, housing assistance, and a plan to end veterans' homelessness in Arizona.