Katie Zacharia Out as White House Press Secretary After Less Than a Week
Officials say Trump’s newest spokesperson is transitioning out after a rocky first briefing and questions about her legal credentials.
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Arizona Joins Nevada Lawsuit Challenging Federal Colorado River Water Cuts
ADWR Director Tom Buschatzke says new Bureau of Reclamation rules ignore the Law of the River and threaten devastating cuts for Arizona users.
Prop. 413 Asks Maricopa Voters to Extend Jail Sales Tax for 20 More Years
The Nov. 3 measure would renew the existing one-fifth-cent sales tax that funds adult and juvenile jails; the levy otherwise expires in March 2027.
Phoenix Man Charged With Murder After Wrong-Way Crash Kills 10-Year-Old Girl
Richard Blackstar, 59, faces second-degree murder and aggravated assault after a Wednesday collision near 16th Street and Washington; police say he was believed impaired.
Maricopa Officials Probe Opened Ballot Printer Trays at Chandler Early Voting Site
Paper trays on three ballot-on-demand printers were found open Friday morning at Chandler-Gilbert Community College; early voting was not disrupted.
Move Over, Arizona: ADOT Reminds Drivers of the Law Ahead of National Move Over Day
Ahead of National Move Over Day on Oct. 17, ADOT reminds drivers that Arizona law requires moving over or slowing down for any vehicle with flashing lights on the shoulder.
US 180 in Eagar Gets Smoother Ride After $2.15 Million ADOT Pavement Project
ADOT has finished a four-mile pavement rehabilitation of US 180 in Eagar, adding chip seal, microsurfacing and wider shoulders.
Holiday Sales Growth Seen Accelerating to 4.2% as Shoppers Stay Resilient
The National Retail Federation bets consumers will prioritize gifts even as tariffs and energy costs squeeze budgets.
Federal Judge Tosses Trump Suit Against New York City Sanctuary Laws
U.S. District Judge Ramon Reyes ruled the administration lacked a valid basis to challenge city limits on immigration cooperation.
Producer Prices Jump Most in 4½ Years as Gasoline Costs Feed Inflation
Thursday’s Labor Department report showed broad gains in goods and services, keeping another Fed rate hike in play this month.