The Tucson Unified School District board postponed a vote on closing an under-enrolled south-side elementary school after a public hearing.

Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an $18.3 billion Arizona budget after bipartisan talks, funding schools, housing aid, border enforcement, and tax cuts.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors certified the special primary election results for Congressional District 7 amid criticism from election skeptics.

Microchip Technology Inc. announced 2,000 layoffs, including 200 in Chandler, due to slowing chip demand and company restructuring.

A Chandler judge sentenced former HOA treasurer Julie Ann Neddermeyer to five years for embezzling over $800,000 from a community association.

Trader Joe’s recalled packaged salads in Arizona due to potential glass and plastic contamination in poultry-based products.

Surprise police fatally wounded an armed suspect during a domestic violence call near Dysart and Waddell Roads, officials said.

Tucson police are reviewing body-camera footage and conducting an internal investigation after an officer-involved shooting during a traffic stop.

Flagstaff City Council enacts Stage 1 fire restrictions and closes select Coconino National Forest trailheads due to rising wildfire risks.

Mesa police renewed a $175,000 reward and released new body camera footage in the 2025 murder case of missing teen Emily Pike.