Arizona News

Gov. Katie Hobbs denies wrongdoing in a probe into allegations of a favorable deal for a foster group home.

A federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit seeking Arizona’s voter records, marking another legal setback for the DOJ.

Mexico captures cartel boss Audias Flores, aka “El Jardinero,” following the death of previous leader “El Mencho.”

The U.S. Office of Management and Budget proposes 25% hazard pay for wildland firefighters on prescribed burns.

Trump withdraws Park Service nominee Scott Socha as conservation groups question his experience to lead national parks.

Republican lawmakers introduced a budget plan cutting taxes and agency spending, sparking concerns over staffing.

Paolo Bortolameolli becomes Phoenix Symphony’s 12th music director, succeeding Tito Muñoz. He aims to engage audiences.

Miss Indian World pageant, a key event at Gathering of Nations, concludes in 2025, ending a cultural ambassador tradition.

Commercial gyms are removing basketball courts in favor of more profitable amenities like pickleball and workout spaces.

Chandler Unified’s new Safety and Security Committee met after a student’s tragic accident near Chandler High School.

Chandler’s new ordinance criminalizes food and drink tampering, filling gaps in state law and protecting diners.

States using the Colorado River are considering a moderator for negotiations as deadlines and drought pressures loom.