Arizona AG Kris Mayes challenges a proposed 14% rate hike by APS that could increase consumer electric bills, despite APS's parent company reporting significant net income.

Senator Ruben Gallego celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month and emphasizes the contributions of Hispanic Americans to the nation's culture and the importance of policies supporting Latino families.

Alejandro Salazar, Tolleson's Teen Mayor, was honored for his academic success and community leadership, receiving a $16,000 scholarship to attend ASU.

U.S. District Judge Rosemary Márquez blocked the deportation of dozens of Guatemalan and Honduran children, extending protections until at least Sept. 26.

Scottsdale discusses innovative firefighting strategies, the use of fire-retardant products, and the critical role of over 100 volunteers in public safety and wildfire prevention.

Mesa man, Calvin Coleman, sentenced to nearly 16 years for fentanyl trafficking following an Arizona AG probe.

Walter Lesley “Les” Presmyk is appointed by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs as the State Mine Inspector, replacing Paul Marsh. Presmyk brings extensive industry experience to the role.

Senators urged the Trump administration to better protect wildland firefighters from wildfire smoke by providing improved PPE, citing health risks and the lack of proper respiratory protection.

Arizona State Representative Rachel Keshel condemned the murder of Charlie Kirk, calling for national rejection of violent political rhetoric and criticising public officials celebrating his death.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a statute imposing a higher burden on negligence claims against healthcare providers during public health crises was unconstitutional.

The Small Business RELIEF Act, led by Senator Mark Kelly, aims to exempt small businesses from Trump-era global tariffs and refund those affected within 90 days.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signs an order to expand COVID vaccine access as public health preparations intensify for the coming respiratory disease season.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes issued a cease-and-desist to four Tucson apartment complexes over unsafe living conditions, demanding repairs and compliance with housing laws.