State Superintendent Tom Horne has requested a retraction from Azcentral and The Arizona Republic, arguing that a story about a $29 million federal funds loss is false and occurred before his term.

Vice President Kamala Harris selects Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as her running mate for the 2024 election, with Senator Mark Kelly expressing support for the duo.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to solve the 1979 cold case death of Marion Berry Ouma, granddaughter of Yellow Pages founder Loren Berry.

Phoenix, Arizona experiences a mix of heat waves and sporadic thunderstorms with temperatures soaring above 100 degrees and occasional chances of rain.

Rep. Ruben Gallego endorses a bill to expedite CBP hiring by waiving the polygraph test for military and law enforcement veterans, reflecting his bipartisan efforts to address border staffing and community funding in Arizona.

The Phoenix Police have issued a Silver Alert for James Ramey, a 70-year-old white male who went missing on August 3 from the area of 41st Street and McDowell Road.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren and the University of Arizona have signed an MOU to enhance health initiatives and better prepare for future pandemics, focusing on analyzing COVID-19 data and socioeconomic risk factors.

Arizona Supreme Court Justice Bill Montgomery stays on an abortion ballot language case despite bias allegations due to past comments against Planned Parenthood.

Two shootings in Arizona have hospitalized men in Scottsdale and Phoenix, with police investigating both incidents that occurred at a grocery store and a condo complex respectively.

The Phoenix Fire Department completed a Search & Rescue training which involved the participation of 343 units and 1,033 members in drills simulating emergency conditions.

Phoenix residents must submit arguments for the ballot's propositions by August 7, 2024, to be included in the Publicity Pamphlet for November's election.

The Maricopa Association of Governments is partnering with local entities to improve US 60 for future traffic and development, with public input sessions for community engagement.

Jenna Ellis, previously facing nine felony charges, has agreed to cooperate with the Arizona Attorney General's fake electors case, leading to the dropping of her charges.