The article details El Mirage's upcoming Primary Election on July 30, 2024, highlighting important dates and the significance of the three City Council seats at stake. Voting options and procedures are provided for the citizens.

A report reveals that border officials are discarding migrants' belongings, affecting essential and personal items, amid rising tensions due to President Biden's border policies.

Phoenix firefighters were extremely busy over the July 4th weekend due to a heat wave, responding to numerous fires and heat-related medical emergencies.

Arizona Iced Tea maintains its 23-ounce can at the longstanding 99-cent price despite inflation, reflecting the company's commitment to consumer affordability and the founder's ethos to not burden customers.

BNSF Railway Co.'s planned 4,300-acre rail complex in Maricopa County, replacing annexation plans in Surprise, faces local dissent and will undergo voter approval later in the year.

Three Mesa police officers were attacked by Alaijia James during a routine burglary call. She used car keys as a weapon and resisted arrest, leading to the officers using a taser. James faces multiple charges.

Two bodies with gunshot wounds were found in a car parked near a Phoenix steakhouse; the incident is being investigated as a potential double homicide.

Kelly Paduchowski's remains were found after her husband, Daniel Paduchowski, provided information leading to her discovery. He accepted a plea for second-degree murder and will serve a 16-year sentence.

A Phoenix Children's Hospital food service worker was arrested on 10 counts of child sexual exploitation, linked to distributing illegal images online.

Arizona's political identity is in flux as it becomes a battleground state due to demographic changes and key issues affecting voter sentiment ahead of the presidential election.

Phoenix bands Let Alone and Gatecreeper are making waves in the music scene with imminent album releases and innovative promotion, marking significant milestones in their evolving careers.

Casa Grande will begin a sewer project on July 8 that may cause traffic delays, especially at the intersection of Highway 387 and Kortsen Road, which should increase sewage capacity significantly.

Daniel Paduchowski pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and related charges, receiving a 16-year sentence, with Coconino County Attorney's Office citing no possibility of early release.