Cochise County will test its Wireless Emergency Alert system on May 16 by sending a noon test message to ensure its functionality and increase public awareness.

Arizona's State Election Director, Lisa Marra, joins the U.S. Election Assistance Commission’s Board of Advisors, as announced by the Secretary of State.

Senator Gallego has introduced a comprehensive border security and immigration reform plan focusing on economic prosperity, border control, legal immigration expansion, and regional collaboration.

Phoenix invites residents to shape sustainability efforts with a survey on climate, energy, and food systems, available until May 30 at Bit.ly/PHXAction2025.

The 2025 Military Induction Ceremony at Desert Diamond Arena, led by Glendale Mayor Jerry P. Weiers, honored new armed forces inductees with a traditional event that included a keynote by Vice Admiral Yancy Lindsey.

The westbound Loop 101 on-ramp at 35th Avenue is closed for 60 days for major reconstruction, part of a larger $140 million freeway widening project set to finish in spring 2027.

A three-year-old boy is critically ill after being found unconscious in a Chandler pool, with emergency services providing immediate CPR and airlifting him to a hospital.

A recent fire near 39th Avenue and Baseline Road in Phoenix left a family of four homeless, with no injuries reported. Another fire on the same day displaced four more individuals. Local aid programs are providing support to the affected families.

Queen Creek honors its economic development professionals during Economic Development Week and celebrates Bridgette Blair's AAED Member of the Year award.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed Preston's Law, making "swarming" a Class 4 felony, in response to the death of teenager Preston Lord by the 'Gilbert Goons.'

Mesa Police are investigating the homicide of Jerry Deitch, found stabbed in an alley, with local businesses noticing police impact on their activity.

Jami Trautman is indicted in Maricopa County for Sexual Abuse and Sexual Exploitation of a Minor for allegedly sharing inappropriate videos with an inmate. She's held on $250,000 bond and awaits trial in August 2025.

Arizona enacts HB2179 to restrict marijuana marketing towards children, protecting them from exposure to cannabis advertising.