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.

A man was fatally shot by Tempe police after allegedly pointing a gun at officers. The incident occurred near Baseline Road and Priest Drive following a 911 call about a disturbance.

Chandler City Council is focusing on residential development to meet state housing mandates, facing challenges such as developer hesitations and adapting to new regulations and zoning codes.

County Attorney Rachel Mitchell in Maricopa County proposes a law to reclassify group assaults by teens as a more serious felony, in response to an uptick in teen violence.

A judge denied three Arizona Tribes' bid to join a lawsuit challenging Biden's Grand Canyon National Monument designation, leaving them reliant on U.S. legal representation.

Arizona receives over $10 million from the U.S. Interior Department for wildfire management, part of the $1.1 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

Arizona and Nevada governors express concern over California's proposed gas price regulation, fearing increased costs and shortages in their states. They urge Governor Newsom to delay the legislation for wider discussion.

Lewis Roca merges with Womble Bond Dickinson, creating a firm with over 1,300 lawyers. The union reflects the legal industry's trend towards consolidation.

Avondale declares September National Suicide Prevention and Action Month, planning activities and workshops and encouraging public education on mental health issues.

The Surprise Fiesta Grande in Arizona on October 5 offers free Mexican cultural festivities, music, wrestling, and fireworks at Mark Coronado Park. Donations to the food bank are encouraged.

The Ninth Circuit Court deliberated on Arizona election laws demanding citizenship proof for registration and limiting federal form users in presidential voting. The impact on the election remains unclear.

A Phoenix construction site shooting resulted in one worker dead and another critically injured; families seek justice as police intensify the search for the suspect.

A body was found by the roadside in Cave Creek, leading to an investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office. Details remain sparse as the area was cordoned off and later reopened.