Uber customers won't find Waymo robotaxis in Phoenix as the companies end their partnership launched in 2023.
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The Arizona Attorney General’s Office won't charge the Gilbert Police Department after investigating record destruction.
Leaders from the Colorado River Indian Tribes met with Indigenous people globally to discuss water protection strategies.
The US will not automatically renew the USMCA trade pact, leading to potentially lengthy negotiations.
Nine East Valley school districts sued EVIT over funding allocation disputes; Judge ruled EVIT retains CTE content control.
An Arizona company, EnKoat, uses cooling paint to help keep soccer fans cool in Houston during the World Cup.
After a week of high temperatures, cooler weather is expected in Phoenix. Free rides to cooling centers are available.
A gun shop owner in Phoenix, Alejandro Montemayor, admitted to facilitating straw purchases of 72 firearms.
The Maricopa County Board and Recorder Justin Heap halted mediation after a court paused their election control fight.
Prescott's growth brings challenges like housing shortages and healthcare access, with 40% of residents aged 65+.