The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that voters can decide on a constitutional right to abortion, dismissing claims that the ballot measure summary was misleading.

The Arizona Attorney General has indicted Apache County Attorney Michael Whiting and two others on multiple charges including harassment, theft, and public fund misuse.

Roula J. de Encinas has been named the new Finance Director of San Luis after serving as the Acting Director, bringing 18 years of financial experience within the city to her role.

Natiana King, inspired by her great-grandmother, was crowned Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Queen, pledging to unite Indigenous communities and promote cultural authenticity.

Arizona Judge Jennifer Ryan-Touhill is poised to announce the Democratic primary recount results for a tight race in the state's 3rd congressional district.

The Surprise City Council is offering small grants via the Neighborhood Grant Program to fund community improvements for fiscal year 2025, with an application deadline of October 11, 2024.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns citizens about rising cryptocurrency scams targeting unsuspecting individuals, urging awareness and vigilance.

Republican operatives in Arizona are working to keep Cornel West on the ballot to possibly draw votes from Democrats, even after two electors withdrew their support.

Donald Trump is set to hold a rally at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, on August 23, coinciding with the end of the Democratic National Convention. This event is part of his campaign efforts in the politically contested state.

Rep. Ruben Gallego announced a $41.5 million federal investment to combat veteran homelessness in Arizona, allocated through the SSVF and GPD programs.

Economic Development Director Micah Miranda briefed the Chandler City Council on the city's robust economy, highlighting resilient industry clusters and strategies for future growth, despite layoffs at Intel and evolving work trends.

Arizona's Superintendent, Tom Horne, faces scrutiny for missing funds and criticizing an education advocate, Beth Lewis, while Beth is focused on school support.

Lake Havasu City Police notify the public about Kendra Weishaar, a level 2 sex offender, now residing locally, following her conviction for aggravated luring of a minor.