Authorities in Flagstaff, Arizona, swiftly dealt with a sick uranium ore truck driver, finding no radiation threat and no link between the illness and cargo.

Silver Alert issued by Phoenix PD for missing elderly Dieter Mehl, last seen near North 43rd Avenue & West Cactus Road, driving a tan 2016 Buick LaCrosse.

Flagstaff has announced road closures at Riordan Rd and Riordan Ranch St for new water meter installations and utility work, with detours, potential delays, and vehicle towing if not moved.

Arizona's HB2330 law, championed by Julie Willoughby, allows residents with communication disabilities to voluntarily disclose these to ADOT for safer police interactions.

Arizona will conduct the International Roadcheck on May 13-15, focusing on commercial vehicle safety and regulation compliance, particularly inspecting tires and drivers' records.

Arizona Senators introduce the LIHEAP Parity Act of 2025 to ensure fair energy assistance distribution, addressing the imbalance in aid between hot and cold states.

The Arizona DES is investing $1.25 million to fight hunger in Southern Arizona and tribal lands, with funds allocated for food purchase, staffing, and equipment upgrades.

Mesa introduces Neon Garden to downtown, showcasing restored neon signs from local 1940s businesses, signaling a commitment to cultural heritage and tourism.

Indu, the 59-year-old Asian elephant at the Phoenix Zoo, was humanely euthanized due to osteoarthritis and age-related issues, marking the zoo's farewell to its last elephant.

Increased tariffs on imported flowers are driving up costs for Mother's Day bouquets and prom season, impacting florists and consumers in the Bay Area. Local alternatives and home-grown flowers are suggested as a solution.

Chandler is reinstating its Code Enforcement Resident Academy, starting June 11, for three weeks to educate locals on city standards and code violations.

Kris Mayes, Attorney General, is contesting President Trump's tariffs on global products, claiming they were imposed without Congressional approval and are causing significant economic harm.

A TikTok challenge has led to vandalism in Bullhead City schools, including an incident at a middle school where a laptop smoked, causing an evacuation.