Pima County is rectifying a mistake that placed 509 voters in incorrect school district voting areas. New voter registration cards are being mailed, assuring that those affected receive the proper ballots for the 2024 General Election.

Surprise, Arizona activates a new traffic signal at 163rd Avenue and Happy Valley Road, first blinking red before normal operation. It has a detection system for traffic management.

Arizona AG secures refunds for consumers affected by All Good Shutter and Blind's unfulfilled orders after an investigation into the company's practices.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum will open late on Thursdays and offer discounted evening rates, close on Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and open earlier on Sundays.

The San Carlos Apache tribe seeks U.S. Supreme Court intervention in their dispute with Resolution Copper over wastewater discharge into Queen Creek, alleging misapplied environmental regulations.

Weekend freeway closures are planned in Phoenix from Oct. 4-7 due to ADOT improvements, affecting major routes including westbound I-10, eastbound I-10, and Loop 101.

Three Romanian nationals were arrested in Scottsdale for a credit card skimming operation spanning Phoenix and Scottsdale; a fourth suspect remains at large.

Phoenix PD charged a dog owner with felonies after one of two dogs chained outside during a heatwave died; the other was rescued.

ADOT announces weekend closure of southbound SR 143 in Arizona for a traffic shift, affecting various ramps. Detours are provided for Loop 202 and I-10 drivers, with airport access maintained through alternate routes.

Jared Josh John was sentenced to 25 years in prison for kidnapping and assault after an incident where he attacked a victim who survived despite serious injuries.

Rep. Gallego joins Glendale Mayor and APA President to discuss support for law enforcement and public safety, highlighting funding efforts and legislative initiatives to strengthen local police capabilities.

Phoenix has replaced its annual bulk trash calendar with an appointment-based system, requiring residents to call or book online for bulk item collection.

Peoria community members met with police officers over coffee on National Coffee with a Cop Day at Panera Bread, promoting dialogue and supporting a breast cancer charity.