Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approves $2 million for a new Holocaust Education Center in Phoenix, expected to open in April 2027 and to attract 50,000 visitors annually.

The Gilbert Town Council has approved tax rate increases to fund critical infrastructure projects, including sales, use, and bed taxes effective January 1, 2025.

A teen in Glendale avoided a predator by giving her mother's number instead of her own. Police arrested the man after he persistently tried to meet, thinking he was texting the teen. He faces charges for attempting to lure a minor.

The Phoenix City Council voted to reinstall red light cameras to improve traffic safety, with concerns over privacy and efficiency raised by some members.

An Arizona detention officer, Jesse Wilburn Sr., was arrested for allegedly assaulting a family member in Paulden. Witnesses reported the incident, leading to his arrest on charges of assault and disorderly conduct.

An Alabama man received a 30-month prison sentence for sending threatening messages to the Maricopa County Elections Office.

ADEQ will provide hourly air quality forecasts for West Pinal County, AZ, relieving Pinal County of this duty from October 28, without interrupting current AirNow alerts.

A man was arrested for attaching razor-blade lined bags of white powder to political signs and shooting at the DNC office in Tempe, causing community alarm and raising concerns over political hostility.

A fatal motorcycle crash on Loop 202 in Mesa resulted in one death and major traffic delays, with the eastbound lanes closed during the investigation but now reopened.

Lake Havasu City Police arrest a man for fatally shooting his brother, potentially mistaking him for an intruder while under the influence of alcohol.

D.R. Horton bought a 41,000 sq ft office building in Chandler for expansion, with renovations to be completed by April 2025. The move is praised by Chandler's Mayor and expected to boost the local office market.

Nucleus RadioPharma will open a new manufacturing site in Mesa, AZ, creating 50 skilled jobs, expanding theranostic production, and fostering local economic growth.

Arizona's ADWR is pushing for subdivisions to have a 100-year water supply from renewable sources amid groundwater scarcity concerns, highlighting a new policy change for sustainable development.