Mesa Mother Arrested for Allegedly Shooting Son After Video Game Noise Dispute
A Mesa mother was arrested after shooting her son during a dispute over his loud video gaming. She faces aggravated assault charges and admitted to disposing of the gun in a canal. Her son is now stable in the hospital.
Phoenix Chefs Blend Cultures on the Plate, Clever Koi's Udon Carbonara Leads Asian Fusion Trend
Clever Koi in Phoenix offers an innovative dish, udon carbonara, blending Italian and Asian flavors, with a focus on technique and culture in fusion cuisine, as noted by Phoenix New Times and Saiga Vietnamese Eatery.
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs Approaches Veto Record with 138th Nix, Snubbing Bills on Hotel Homeless Warnings and 'Gulf of America'
Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs has vetoed 138 bills in 2025, approaching her previous record, including ones on hotel homelessness warnings and renaming the Gulf of Mexico in schools.
State Attorneys General, Including Arizona's Kris Mayes, Urge Congress to Allow Local AI Regulation Amid Federal Overreach Concerns
State attorneys general oppose a Congress proposal to prohibit state AI regulation for 10 years, urging for local oversight to address potential AI-related threats.
Phoenix Braces for Sizzling Week Ahead with Triple-Digit Temperatures Forecasted
Phoenix forecasts clear skies with rising temperatures, potentially reaching triple digits midweek. Winds may gust up to 20 mph, with highs near 86 today and lows around 65 tonight. Temperatures expected to climb throughout the week.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Secures Injunction Against Trump Administration's Public Health Funding Cuts
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes secured a preliminary injunction blocking Trump administration's public health funding cuts, ensuring continued access to essential health services.












