Record-setting rainfall causes flooding in Arizona
In Gold Canyon, flash flooding washed out roads Sunday. The flood watch was triggered by a tropical surge, courtesy of former Tropical Storm Raymond.
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Crews in Arizona rescue man trapped in floodwaters
Rescuers responded around 6:00 a.m. Sunday to the area of 19th Avenue and Tanya Trail, just south of Desert Hills Drive.
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Crews in Arizona work to keep roads clear and neighborhoods safe
In Flagstaff, crews have been working to keep roads clear and neighborhoods safe, and the city is sharing how they’re handing the flood risk and what’s still ahead.
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City of Globe residents take extra precautions with the rain
The rain in Globe started early Saturday morning, creating some flooding on the streets, but nothing as severe as what they just went through.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announce run for re-election
Governor Hobbs has served as governor since 2023 after previously serving as Secretary of State, and will likely run unopposed in the 2026 Democratic gubernatorial primary, according to KPHO.
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Congresswoman-Elect Adelita Grijalva awaits formal induction amid government shutdown
Grijalva, a Democrat and former Pima County Supervisor, will fill the U.S. House seat for Arizona’s 7th Congressional District, making her the first female Latina to ever represent Arizona in Congress.
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Congressman Andy Biggs hosts meet and greet in Yuma
Congressman Biggs spoke with supporters and explained his vision for the state of Arizona if elected governor in 2026.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs tours flood-ravaged town of Globe
Governor Katie Hobbs (D-Ariz.) tours the small town of Globe, where devastating flash flooding last weekend killed three people.
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Senator Gallego visits Arizona towns after flooding
Senator Gallego visited Globe and Miami to hear how residents and business owners were impacted.
Continue Reading Congresswoman-Elect Adelita Grijalva on Speaker Johnson delaying her swearing in
Grijalva defeated Republican candidate Daniel Butierez during the September 23 Special General Election, and is expected to fill the seat left vacant by her father, the late Congressman Raul Grijalva.
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Arizona Democrats elects new party chair
Former State Representative Charlene Fernandez was elected on September 13. She won with 58% of the vote on the first ballot after 700 people voted.
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Planned Parenthood suspends Medicaid services
This means Arizonans insured with Medicaid will no longer be able to access basic care, such as cancer screenings, STI tests and birth control. The changes will go into effect on October 1.
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10th Annual Palo Verde Fiesta Sports Foundation Wishes for Teachers Program
The program is giving away a record $1.5 million in funding to 540 teachers across the state, each receiving $2,500 to supply their classroom.
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Recovery work continues across Gila County after destructive flooding
Recovery work is continuing in Arizona after destructive weekend flooding caused significant damage to communities in Gila County.
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Arizona Supreme Court issues major ruling to challenge Prop 211
According to a press release, Prop 211 is a voter-approved measure which requires the “disclosure of direct and indirect contributions for campaign media spending and gives the state’s Citizens Clean Elections Commission broad authority to enforce the law.”
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Man dies after car swept into flooded wash in Scottsdale
38-year-old Ander J. Pallares Polanco of Scottsdale was reported missing after his vehicle was found submerged in floodwater on Friday. His body was recovered Saturday morning.
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Severe weather in Phoenix causes roads to be flooded
Phoenix received over an inch of rain (1.64″) Friday, the most recorded in a single day since 2018. The downpour left several roads completely flooded, causing vehicles to become stuck and roads to close.
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New Arizona law to protect minors from adult websites
The law requires websites to verify a user’s age before granting access. If the companies violate the law, they could face steep penalties, including fines of up to $250,000.
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Three dead, two injured in home invasion shooting in Phoenix
Police are investigating a deadly crime scene in south Phoenix after a shooting Tuesday night. It happened in the area of 24th Street and Southern Avenue.
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Tesla testing Robotaxi service in Phoenix
Tesla is now testing its Robotaxi service in Phoenix, but some residents are still wary about the technology.
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