A retired Georgia soldier, Jose Castillo Hernandez, was sentenced to 27 months for waging a prolonged cyberstalking campaign against a former co-worker.

The DOJ charged seven Arizonans in a 2024 National Health Care Fraud Enforcement Action for schemes involving hundreds of millions in fraudulent Medicare and Medicaid billings.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office has released its 2023 Traffic Study Annual Report showing no significant disparities in traffic stops by race or ethnicity.

The City of San Luis has issued its 2023 Water Quality Report, affirming compliance with health standards for tap water and providing details on contaminants and water treatment processes.

Prescott Valley Town Council unanimously approved its FY24-25 budget of over $210 million, focusing on conservative financial management and aligning with its Vision 2024 strategic initiative.

Lori Vallow's murder trial in Arizona may be delayed until February 2025, as her defense requests more time to review the extensive evidence, despite her asserting her right to a speedy trial. The case is complex with over 100,000 pages of evidence.

Pima County's July 4th event at Kino Sports Complex will feature baseball and fireworks, with donations to benefit the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona.

The Pima County Health Department warns of increased mosquito populations during the monsoon season, potentially escalating mosquito-borne diseases like West Nile virus and Malaria.

The newly-established AI and Election Security Advisory Committee in Arizona, led by Chris Cummiskey and Gowri Ramachanran, aims to enhance election security through AI applications.

Arizona marks National HIV Testing Day, encouraging residents to know their HIV status, with ADHS providing support through test kits, testing services, and education.

Buckeye, Arizona is revising its Transportation Master Plan to cope with rapid growth, seeking resident input to prioritize projects and secure funding for an updated transport network.

Buckeye city will close its offices on July 4 but hold several events, including a pool party, trash pickup, and an evening celebration with fireworks.

A cooking accident involving heated oil caused an explosion in a Mesa home, severely injuring a man and breaking a window. Firefighters contained the situation, and a child present was unharmed. The man's current condition is unknown.