Arizona politicians oppose federal Medicaid cuts, stressing the negative effects on 2 million residents and the state's economy, including job losses and reduced economic output.

Senators, led by Gallego, criticize Trump administration's SSA changes, claiming detrimental effects on elderly and disabled recipients, and calling for a halt to staff cuts, office closures, and reduced phone services.

Senators introduce a bipartisan bill to help states use federal funds to combat PFAS contamination in private wells.

Senators Kelly and Gallego appeal to President Trump for continued funding and prompt completion of Arizona border port modernization projects to counter drug trafficking and reduce border wait times.

ASU's new VR biology labs are linked to improved grades and retention in STEM, providing an immersive learning experience that may better engage students.

Senators propose tax relief for families, emphasizing expansion of the Child Tax Credit and Earned Income Tax Credit to ease the financial burden on working Americans, countering previous tax policies.

An 86-year-old man died in a collision between his golf cart and a dump truck on U.S. 60. He was previously reported missing by his family. The cause of the crash is under investigation.

Country Thunder, a four-day country music festival in Florence, Arizona, attracts thousands with amenities, a star-studded lineup, and various ticket options.

Two individuals were arrested after a man was assaulted and a woman was abducted from a Paradise Valley resort; the suspects were later apprehended, and the woman was found safe.

A USC study indicates that extreme heat exposure may accelerate internal aging, comparable to smoking, affecting adults' biological aging process, especially for those aged 56 and above.

Lori Vallow Daybell, self-represented, is on trial in Phoenix for the conspiracy to murder her fourth husband.

The article discusses the increasing issue of hidden cameras in vacation rentals and provides advice on how to spot them using techniques like checking for infrared lights and reflective surfaces.

Phoenix, AZ is experiencing high temperatures nearing 100°F, with little nighttime cooling. The National Weather Service predicts sustained heat with only a slight dip in the coming week.