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Arizona Sen. Mark Kelly criticized what he calls a lack of strategy in the war with Iran, as well as the depleting stockpile of U.S. weaponry.

The Arizona Commission on the Arts has published its five-year strategic plan as it faces potential funding cuts from the state.

The city of Phoenix has launched a multilingual platform where residents can report concerns or incidents related to federal law enforcement activity within the city. The Federal Enforcement Complaint Reporting Portal is available at the

The Trump administration has launched an online resource hub for new and expectant mothers. The majority of pregnancy centers that the website recommends in Arizona do not offer abortion services.

Goodyear police identified 77-year-old Penny Orloff as the victim of a fatal collision earlier this month. She was an actor, dancer, singer and author, with a career that spanned more than 50 years. She also had deep ties to the Arizona arts community.

In a Flagstaff retirement community one veteran sits with his wife and stepdaughter as the smell of BBQ wafts, and the sounds of music blare from the DJ booth. It's his birthday, and as the oldest resident at The Bluffs of Flagstaff, they threw him a party. The sign hanging over the DJ's tent reads: “104 never looked so good.”

A Tucson woman detained last week by federal immigration officers — despite her legal status — has been released on bond.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes has joined a bipartisan coalition opposing a federal bill that they say could make it harder to hold tech companies accountable.

In an effort to reduce the number of encounters between wild animals and humans in certain areas at the Grand Canyon's South Rim, the national park has deployed Blue, a herding dog with the

Cindy McCain has officially stepped down as executive director of the World Food Program. McCain announced her plans to leave the role earlier this year, citing medical issues.