A $20,000 bronze statue was stolen from a gravesite at Mesa's Mountain View Funeral Home and Cemetery, prompting increased security and community appeals for information.

Mother Road Brewing Co. launches an equity crowdfunding campaign on StartEngine, raising over $666.5k for expansion and exploring a rebrand to 'Mother Road Beverage Company.'

El Mirage is hiring a City Clerk, responsible for administrative and record-keeping duties including overseeing elections. Applications close October 31, 2024; details on the city's website.

Rep. Gallego urges President Biden to declare a major disaster for the Havasupai Tribe after flash flooding, highlighting infrastructure damage and the need for federal aid to rebuild and reinforce the community.

Firefighting efforts in Arizona's Tonto National Forest have led to 44% containment of the 12,412-acre West Fire and 90% containment of the 3,167-acre Preacher Fire, with teams managing fire perimeters and hazardous areas.

The Rio San José Stream System Water Rights Settlement Act, introduced by U.S. Senators Heinrich and Luján, aims to secure Navajo Nation's water rights in New Mexico and fund water projects.

Phoenix anticipates a hot week with temperatures reaching up to 106-110 degrees and not falling below 79 degrees at night, with clear skies and light winds.

VP Kamala Harris is set to visit Arizona Friday, continuing her campaign efforts in key battleground states. Details of her visit are not yet disclosed.

Two individuals were found shot dead near a vehicle in Surprise, Arizona, early Monday morning. Police say there is no threat to the public and no suspects are outstanding. The investigation is ongoing.

Arizona's Supreme Court ruled that 100,000 voters affected by a registration glitch can vote on the full ballot in 2024.

Westbound I-10 in Arizona will close for paving and a traffic shift from September 20 to 23, affecting routes to Phoenix Airport and involving detours via Loop 202 and Loop 101.

ADOT issued a travel advisory for Phoenix-area freeway restrictions and closures from September 20-23 due to improvement projects, affecting westbound I-10, US 60, and other routes.

A 12-year-old was arrested for a threatening post against Cactus Canyon Junior High; charges include a class 6 felony. The Apache Junction Police stressed the seriousness of such acts and the role of SROs in school safety.