The City of Scottsdale is seeking local volunteers to fill 12 positions on various city boards, commissions, and committees, with a deadline for applications on February 21.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns about sports betting scams ahead of Super Bowl, advising bettors to use only licensed sportsbooks and to be cautious of fraudulent practices.

Maria Elena Cruz becomes the first Latina and Black justice on Arizona's Supreme Court, reflecting the state's growing diversity. Appointed by a Democratic governor, she brings a bipartisan judicial background to the court.

Father and daughter Troy and Elsie Garlock died in a crash caused by a stolen Ford F-250 in Mesa. The community mourns and raises funds for the family.

A 16-year-old on an e-motorcycle was arrested in Buckeye after a drone-led police chase for ignoring a stop sign and fleeing officers. He faces multiple charges.

A former Maricopa County election worker, Walter Ringfield, pled guilty to computer tampering, theft, and burglary across several Arizona institutions.

Phoenix will experience sunny days with temperatures in the mid to high 70s and calm winds throughout the week, according to the National Weather Service.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Trump's tariff delay on Mexico and Canada, arguing it threatens Arizona's economy by potentially increasing costs for families.

Arizona celebrates its 113th birthday with an event at the Historic Capitol Rotunda, featuring a proclamation reading, Constitution viewing, and activities.

Maricopa County improves election transparency by updating signature verification observation processes, ensuring party observers can monitor closely without party ID or personally identifying data on display.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed the negative impacts of a White House order freezing federal funding on defense innovation and military readiness during a Senate Armed Services Committee hearing.

Arizona Representative David Marshall's bill HB2221, aimed at preventing cuts to police budgets without similar reductions in other departments, advanced in the House Committee.

Arizona's Governor Hobbs expresses concerns over Trump's new tariffs, citing potential harm to the state's economy and job creation, with support from local business and agricultural leaders.