The Arizona Department of Real Estate issued a Cease & Desist Order to a developer for illegal subdividing, supported by Governor Hobbs' focus on upholding consumer protection and water conservation laws.

Two juveniles were arrested for a barn fire in Gilbert, with the owner Jeni Jones expressing mixed feelings on justice and rebuilding plans. The case raises community concerns about youth behavior and accountability.

Western Alliance Bancorporation saw a 25% increase in year-over-year deposits, reaching $68 billion in Q3, despite mixed earnings and a dip in stock value post-announcement.

Two Phoenix Police officers were injured and a suspect was shot dead following a physical altercation stemming from a trespassing report at a Dollar Tree store.

A single-vehicle accident on Loop 202 in Phoenix early Sunday morning resulted in one fatality, with details and the individual's identity pending investigation.

Aeromexico will resume daily flights between Phoenix and Mexico City in 2025 using Boeing 737 MAX 8s, after ceasing service in 2014. The route looks to increase connectivity and competition.

A 20-year-old driver, Joshua Villalobos, was arrested following a crash that killed an 87-year-old man, after reportedly speeding in Phoenix. He faces reckless manslaughter charges.

Ironwood Cancer and Research Center offers free screenings and advocates for early detection as key to cancer survival.

John Kinsel Sr., a Navajo Code Talker, passed away at 107, leaving a legacy of contributing significantly to WWII communications using the Diné language.

Symmetry Cos. plans to develop luxury homes at Talking Rock Ranch in Prescott, with homes starting at $1.55 million, continuing their upscale residential development focus.

Apache Stronghold pursues a Supreme Court case to protect Oak Flat, with broad support against a land transfer for mining that threatens the site's sanctity.

Governor Katie Hobbs has launched an independent, bipartisan audit of Arizona's MVD to evaluate voter registration data and processes, led by recorders Hansen and Stallworth-Pouquette.

Arizona's ADOA offers free counseling to employees and dependents, highlighting mental health resources for all, including hotlines and local services. State and university workers have industry-specific assistance available.