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26 fun Arizona events to check out this weekend (Oct. 2-4)
Here are some of the biggest events in Arizona this weekend, from the opening of the state fair to fall festivals and Oktoberfest celebrations.
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Veterans slam Kolodin over lone House vote against Arizona stolen valor law
Alexander Kolodin was the only House member to vote against the 2025 Stolen Valor Act. Veterans backing Secretary of State Adrian Fontes say it shows who he is.
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First Friday is changing again in downtown Phoenix. Here’s how
As part of a one-year pilot program, the city of Phoenix will no longer allow street or alley closures for First Friday.
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These Arizona cities were named top places to live in 2026. See why
US News and World Report released its list of all the best places to live in 2026-2027, and a few Arizona cities made the list.
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A proposed Arizona electric rate hike could push this retiree to the brink
As APS seeks a 14% rate hike, a new report links rising utility costs to Trump administration policies, leaving one Flagstaff retiree bracing for impact.
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When Arizona families lose SNAP, their kids’ schools lose money too
The Tucson Unified School District could see roughly 6,700 fewer students get free breakfast and lunch after the 2027-28 school year.
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Is ICE planning a $1.2B detention expansion in Arizona? What we know
The security firm GardaWorld has won a $1.2 billion contract from the US government to expand immigration detention in Florence.
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ICE is wasting tens of millions of dollars on ‘uninformed’ detention projects, report finds
Congressional investigators documented costly problems in several initiatives ICE has pursued since President Donald Trump returned to office.
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How Amish Shah wants to make Arizona more affordable
The Democrat running in Arizona’s 1st district says undoing Trump’s policies is the first step to making Arizona affordable.
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11,000 homes slated for new Arizona community far west of Phoenix
There are currently more than 30 approved master-planned communities with “developer pitching more ideas daily” for the city of Buckeye.
