The ACC seeks a legislative shield to protect against utility bill spikes due to EPA hazardous waste classification, asking Congress to exempt utilities from related liability.

Phoenix is welcoming nominees for the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Celebration Awards Breakfast, recognizing individuals and businesses advocating for social justice and equality. Nominations close on September 27.

KoMiCo invests $50 million in a new semiconductor facility in Mesa, Arizona, to support the industry's growth, with plans to open by 2026, creating 200 jobs.

The Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for 51-year-old Mohamed Abdi, missing since August 20, 2024. He is medically vulnerable and was last seen near North 27th Street and East Thomas Road.

Rep. Ruben Gallego calls for more staffing at southern border to combat fentanyl trafficking, complementing his legislative efforts such as the Anti-Border Corruption Improvement Act and the Direct Hire Act.

The DPS Local Retirement Board meeting on August 21, 2024, will cover topics such as disability retirement applications and retiree work requirements at the Arizona DPS.

Pima County has announced that roadwork will begin next week, causing delays through October 31, as part of the Road Pavement Repair and Preservation Program.

St. Vincent de Paul opens a new 100-bed housing facility in Phoenix to aid seniors and disabled adults, including veterans, offering transitional shelter and support services.

Natiana King, inspired by her great-grandmother, was crowned Miss Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremonial Queen, pledging to unite Indigenous communities and promote cultural authenticity.

A Camp Verde man was sentenced to 10 years for distributing drugs causing a fatal overdose. Robert Schield, 40, sold fentanyl and methamphetamine, which led to a victim's death in February 2022. He pled guilty and was sentenced by a district judge.

A Memphis man was sentenced to 40 years for sex trafficking, including victimizing a minor. He will also be under lifetime supervised release after his incarceration.

A migrant boy was killed and eight others wounded in a shooting in Tubutama, Mexico, near the Arizona border. No motive has been confirmed by Sonora state prosecutors.

At 78, Sherry Yates became a homeowner for the first time, overcoming financial challenges and instability with the support of a housing counselor and community.