Flagstaff's May Hicks Curtis House, at risk of demolition, will be preserved and possibly used for community space or offices, thanks to the National Trust and other backers.

Flagstaff is starting major roadworks at Milton Road and University Drive on Monday, leading to lane closures and detours. A hotline and dedicated website offer project updates.

Senators Gallego and Cramer introduced the bipartisan Appraisal Industry Improvement Act, addressing the national appraiser shortage affecting home buyers, especially in rural and tribal areas.

A Phoenix man, Kingsley Ibhadore, receives a 17-month prison sentence for participating in online romance scams, funneling over $500,000 through various bank accounts.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes an Arizona bill to prevent Medicaid fraud; House Majority Leader Michael Carbone criticizes the decision, citing the need to close loopholes and perform frequent eligibility checks.

Senator Mark Kelly opposed Trump administration's VA budget cuts and potential layoffs of veteran federal employees, emphasizing the betrayal of veterans.

A Mexican woman died after an SUV, suspected in human smuggling and chased by US Border Patrol, crashed in Arizona. Despite CPR attempts, she succumbed to blunt force trauma. Other injured passengers were treated. The incident is under investigation.

A fatal early morning crash in Peoria, involving a truck and sedan, killed 69-year-old Donald Schmitt Jr. and closed 91st Avenue for hours. Schmitt may have lost control due to a flat tire.

Arizona lawmakers have passed "Emily's Law" to create a "turquoise alert" system for missing Indigenous people, following the death of Apache teen Emily Pike. The bill aims to prevent similar cases and has been unanimously approved by the House.

A construction worker is in serious condition after being rescued from a trench collapse at a Chandler job site. This was the second trench emergency in the area that day.

Arizona lawmakers oppose cuts to the Phoenix VA, warning of negative effects on veteran care. They cite potential staffing reductions and urge the VA Secretary to reconsider, referencing the PACT Act's implications for local veterans.

May is National Water Safety Month, prompting reminders about drowning prevention, water supervision, and the importance of swim lessons and life jackets.

A Phoenix apartment fire displaced 13 people and sent two to the hospital with smoke inhalation. Firefighters contained the blaze, and the cause remains under investigation.