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This Saturday morning, community members and car enthusiasts will gather for the second-ever Unity Cruise to the Capitol event. Hundreds of lowrider cars will make their way from Encanto Park to the state capitol for a celebration of lowrider culture and the legacies of two Chicano community pillars.

In May, Mexican officials will begin enforcing the requirement for tourists traveling to Rocky Point to carry the proper tourist permit — a rule that has long been in place but was rarely enforced.

It’s a roughly $200 million federal contract split by legal aid groups in Arizona and other states that allows attorneys to speak to and represent children after they’ve been released into shelter facilities run by the Office of Refugee Resettlement.

Nearly a month has passed since actor Gene Hackman died alone, and due to his Alzheimer’s disease, he was likely unaware that his wife and caregiver had died a week earlier. Now, one Mesa organization is asking the public to check in on their elderly neighbors and loved ones.

Phoenix will install its 1,000th alley gate this weekend. It's all part of an initiative by the city to enhance neighborhood safety and cut down on crime.

Gov. Katie Hobbs on Friday ordered the state Department of Agriculture to delay its rules mandating cage-free eggs until 2034. But consumers counting on a break in their breakfast budgets may be in for a disappointment.

The University of Arizona announced it is pausing construction of a new biosciences building in Phoenix due to federal funding concerns.

Officials in northern Arizona are still searching for three women who went missing during a trip between Grand Canyon National Park and Las Vegas.

For the second time this month, Native American government leaders across the state have condemned a decision by the Trump administration they say disrespects the legacy of tribal contributions and sacrifice to this country.

Taiwan’s president has said that a Taiwanese semiconductor company’s massive investment in Arizona is the “best model” for the island’s effort to build computer chips supply lines that don’t rely on Chinese producers.

Friday is Day 2 of the NCAA men’s basketball tournament and Day 1 of the women’s tournament.

Arizona Republicans are looking to make it possible for schools to use volunteer chaplains to provide support and services to students.