Senators Gallego and Cotton introduced the Water Cybersecurity Enhancement Act to upgrade the US water systems' cyber defenses, receiving support from national water associations.

Arizona officials impose stage 2 fire restrictions in Tonto National Forest due to increased wildfire risks, including a ban on open flames and limitations on recreational shooting.

Maricopa County's voting websites are down due to technical issues, affecting digital services but not voter records or registration. In-person services continue, and maintenance is underway to restore the sites.

The Phoenix Suns have appointed Brian Gregory as their new GM, with former GM James Jones transitioning to a senior advisor role, aiming to improve the team after a disappointing season.

Senator Gallego questions experts on the drastic increase in Arizona home insurance costs, spotlighting cases of premium spikes despite wildfire mitigation efforts and fraudulent practices like "assignment of benefits" scams.

Protesters marched in Phoenix on May Day, rallying against President Trump's policies and advocating for labor rights, immigration reform, and social justice, amidst some tensions with Trump supporters.

The article describes Lori Vallow Daybell's incarceration conditions at Estrella Jail and details her Arizona trial proceedings, including confrontational courtroom moments.

Pastor Bill Shonemann's death in New River has been ruled a homicide, causing shock and fear in the community. Details suggest a violent act, yet no suspect is in custody.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Phoenix, AZ, indicating a week of warm, mostly sunny conditions with temperatures reaching into the low 90s.

A deceased newborn was discovered in a hotel garbage can in Yuma, Arizona, with police investigating the suspicious death and reminding the public of the state's Safe Haven Law.

Suspect William Owen Hines is set for sentencing on May 2 for the Halloween party manslaughter of Preston Lord, with prosecutors seeking a 21-year maximum penalty.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes criticized DOJ funding cuts to state law enforcement initiatives, urging a reversal to support crime reduction and victim services.

The Phoenix Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 74-year-old Eulalia Mary Valenzuela, suffering from a medical condition, last seen driving a blue Toyota Camry.