U.S.-Mexico border crossings hit historic lows, raising concerns about the increased risks migrants face taking more dangerous routes, as aid groups work to provide humanitarian assistance.

Governor Hobbs has scheduled the special primary and general elections for Arizona's Congressional seat for July 15 and September 23, respectively, following a recent vacancy.

Pinal County supervisors held a session to discuss enhancing fire management after January fires, drawing on expert advice and emphasizing community engagement in fire preparedness.

Brannon Hampton has been appointed to the NLC's Community and Economic Development Federal Advocacy Committee, representing Goodyear, AZ for one year.

Senator Ruben Gallego opposes GOP spending cuts and the influence of Elon Musk on public policy, prioritizing veterans' benefits and Arizona's environmental needs.

Senator Mark Kelly opposes a Musk-Trump backed bill imposing tariffs and potentially hurting public services like Social Security, citing the need to protect the Constitution and American jobs. He calls for bipartisan cooperation instead.

Coconino County closes roads ahead of a major winter storm expected to bring heavy snow and high winds. Essential preparations and safety measures are advised.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a constable is not liable for deaths occurring while serving an eviction order, as detailed in a legal case following a fatal incident in Tucson.

Arizona mourns as Congressman Raúl Grijalva passes away, with Senator Ruben Gallego honoring his legacy and impact on the Latino community and environmental advocacy.

The Phoenix Global Forum is preparing for its 2025 assembly on urgent global issues, expecting over 400 leaders to discuss topics like AI and energy transition.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a seven-state coalition opposing a House-passed CR, citing overstepping by the administration and calling for a clean, short-term CR for further debate.

AG Kris Mayes joined 20 attorneys general to sue the Trump administration to stop proposed cuts to the Department of Education, arguing it would harm services for millions of students.

Arizona Congressman Raúl Grijalva has died at 77 from cancer complications, leaving behind a legacy of environmental advocacy and progressive leadership.