Carvonix is a new app launched in Scottsdale to connect luxury car enthusiasts nationwide. It facilitates connections between owners, vendors, and groups while offering a chance to win a high-power Camaro.

Anti-war protesters in Phoenix demonstrated against U.S. military strikes in Iran, fearing another prolonged Middle East conflict. Emotions were high, with chants for peace, while some supported the action as a measure against regional threats.

President Trump announced airstrikes against Iranian nuclear sites, leading Arizona lawmakers and veterans to express mixed reactions, with concerns over the operation's legal authorization and implications.

A judge in Arizona is set to rule on whether to halt the sale of hemp-derived THC products, following a legal challenge to the state attorney general's crackdown on these items sold outside licensed dispensaries.

Arizona Legislature passes SB 1658, a bill to improve animal cruelty laws, despite significant cuts and compromises.

The Arizona Senate approved a bill for Chase Field renovations, requiring further House approval and a $500 million cap on diverted taxes for the Arizona Diamondbacks’ stadium repairs.

Arizona AG Mayes, with 22 other AGs, opposes cuts to NPR and PBS, stressing their importance for education, public safety, and local news, especially in rural and tribal areas.

The Arizona Senate passed the bipartisan 'Ag-to-Urban' bill to address the state's water crisis and housing affordability, with hopes for it to continue through the legislative process.

The Arizona Department of Transportation plans to widen State Route 347, a project celebrated by local leaders for promising enhanced connectivity and safety.

Arizona House Speaker Steve Montenegro has announced plans for a continuation budget to avoid a government shutdown amid a budget impasse in the state legislature.

The bipartisan Dads Matter Act of 2025, introduced by a group of senators, aims to improve maternal health outcomes by increasing fatherhood engagement during pregnancy and early childhood.

Arizona's State Superintendent Tom Horne urges legislation banning gender affirming care for minors after the U.S. Supreme Court's decision upholding such bans.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes opposes Trump's budget cuts to the HIDTA program, highlighting risks to drug interdiction efforts and local law enforcement, especially amid the fentanyl crisis.