Sometimes, Trump's endorsement can clear a primary field. That hasn't happened in one competitive Arizona congressional race.

From President Donald Trump’s immigration crackdown to the assassination of Charlie Kirk, the headlines never stopped. We’re looking back at the stories that gripped Arizona and the nation.

Attorney General Mayes sues the federal government for $15 million in EV infrastructure funds for Phoenix. The lawsuit, joined by a coalition, challenges the suspension of two grant programs critical for local clean energy initiatives.

The Trump administration is threatening to withhold SNAP funding from more than 20 states, including Arizona, that have refused to share data about residents who benefit from the food assistance program,

The city of Chandler has spent years wrestling with the question of whether to build more data centers, just as communities around the country debate the economic and environmental tradeoffs of these hulking,

The Tucson City Council voted to raise taxes on several sectors to address a projected $16.6 million revenue shortfall. City officials attribute the revenue decline to lower state-shared income tax and a decrease in international travel and spending. The tax increases apply to public utilities, hotels, short-term rentals, and secondhand dealers.

The four-day event in Phoenix marks Turning Point’s first conference since its co-founder, Charlie Kirk, was shot and killed by an assassin.