Arizona Senators support the Mining Schools Act to strengthen the mining workforce and energy security by providing grants for mineral production studies at universities.

Senator Mark Kelly spoke on the Senate floor, relaying stories from Arizonians about the importance of Medicare and the impact of potential cuts on their healthcare.

Rep. Gail Griffin promoted GOP legislation in Arizona addressing water sustainability, including conservation, water rights, and infrastructure improvements in both urban and rural regions.

A man lived for 40 years as someone else, using a deceased U.S. citizen’s identity for documents. He's been indicted for fraud after a passport application exposed him.

The Surprise Tennis and Racquet Complex in Arizona will host USTA national championship events in April, including NTRP categories and the Men’s 35’s Hardcourt National Championship.

Residents of Surprise voiced their preferences for local shopping and dining in the 2025 Retail Survey, expressing satisfaction with existing local businesses and desire for larger chains like IKEA and Whole Foods.

Maricopa invites residents to influence the city's future through the 2026 General Plan Update, urging participation in community meetings and an online survey.

A minor was ticketed for dangerously riding a dirt bike through a school zone without a license or registration in Buckeye, leading to the vehicle's impoundment.

ADOT warns of Phoenix freeway closures and traffic restrictions due to ongoing improvement projects. Major detours include eastbound I-10 this weekend, with alternative routes suggested.

President Trump announced a 25% tariff on imported cars and parts, expected to raise vehicle and repair costs in the US, potentially affecting industry jobs and consumer prices.

Arizona State Senator Wendy Rogers is accused of halting the HB 2030 "Stolen Valor Act," despite bipartisan support, due to personal motives linked to past political endorsements.

The Phoenix Parks and Recreation Board agreed to close certain South Mountain Park trails during extreme heat warnings to ensure safety and reduce first responder burdens.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes urges eligible consumers to claim compensation from a $39.1 million Apotex settlement regarding generic drug price manipulation.