Arizona leaders reacted on social media to a reported assassination attempt on ex-President Trump at his Florida golf club, with an armed individual neutralized by Secret Service.

Phoenix suffers from multiple stabbing incidents, with one man killed near a gas station and two men injured near an old mall. Police seek information on the unsolved cases.

The Go and Grow Education and Employment Fair on September 25 aims to connect students and job seekers with educational institutions and local employers at the Goodyear Recreation Campus.

Terri Lynn Victor was sentenced to 15 years for voluntary manslaughter after fatally stabbing her husband. She pled guilty and will also have three years of supervised release.

President Nygren urges the Navajo Nation Council to act quickly on the 2025 budget to avoid financial instability and protect government operations and employee welfare.

Tempe Police investigate a non-active shooter incident at Arizona Mills mall, closing the venue and advising the public to stay away during their sweep for potential threats or victims. No injuries reported.

The Arizona House issued a bipartisan proclamation honoring Hersh Goldberg-Polin and condemning Hamas, marking September 12, 2024, as a day of mourning.

Avondale's "Just Add Water" Water Quality Calendar won the top honor in the Multi-Image Use Photographs category at the 2024 Savvy Awards for its creative blend of food photography, recipes, and water quality education.

Arizona residents in Lake Havasu City are distressed over a utility rate increase by UniSource Energy, prompting state lawmakers to request a review of the decision.

Pima County Health Department partners with Arizona to fight Alzheimer's and related dementias by focusing on tobacco as a risk factor, inspired by recent community meetings.

The City of Maricopa has introduced the Ready, Set, Build program, which offers pre-approved home designs to streamline custom home construction in the Heritage District.

The USDA Forest Service and Arizona's DFFM are collaborating on a $1.5 million project to restore areas affected by the Dude Fire using the Good Neighbor Authority, with work set to begin October 2024.

Arizona's Supreme Court upheld the two-year suspension of April Sponsel, a prosecutor who collaborated with police to falsify charges against protesters. Her misconduct was exposed by an ABC15 investigation.