Phoenix Sister Cities hosted a luncheon emphasizing air mobility innovations, where Mayor Gallego acknowledged the city's tech growth and awarded local businesses. Michael Robbins gave a keynote on air mobility's future.

The Mahoney Group is moving to a new office in Chandler, AZ, to support growth and enhance its employee-centric culture, boasting modern design and amenities.

A federal judge issued a restraining order against a Trump administration executive order to end birthright citizenship, in a case led by Arizona's AG.

Scottsdale's police leadership changes as Jeff Walther becomes interim assistant city manager and Joe LeDuc steps in as interim police chief. Both have extensive experience with the department.

A brush fire in Pinal County, Arizona, led to evacuations in Queen Valley, but residents have since been allowed to return with a warning to stay prepared.

Glendale Chief of Police Chris Briggs is retiring after 32 years, which included his rise to chief in 2019, and significant contributions to the department.

A study highlighted that several Arizona highways are among the most dangerous in the U.S. for speeding and fatal crashes, with Interstate 10 in Maricopa County being particularly deadly.

Arizona introduces House Bill 26-11, "Preston's Law," to increase group assault penalties, upgrading the charge to a class four felony. The bill honors Preston Lord, a teen killed at a party.

A 13-year-old girl died after being found in a "makeshift cage"; her mother and grandmother face child abuse charges.

Tempe is hosting a Zero Waste Day to reduce waste, with a past event collecting over 60,000 pounds. Residents can drop off non-standard recyclables; the event is popular and requires proof of residency.

Senator Mark Kelly leads 12 colleagues in urging bipartisan efforts on U.S. border security and immigration reform, addressing a letter to Republican Senate Majority Leader Thune.

Arizona receives $257.6 million for water conservation, with Senators Mark Kelly and Ruben Gallego supporting projects that aim to improve water infrastructure and secure the state's water future.

San Luis has installed new LED street lights on County 22nd Street for better visibility and safety, funded by a $24,260 project in partnership with APS.