A Mesa family was stabbed in a home invasion; the assailant is at large, with no forced entry signs at the scene. Police are investigating the incident and the community is on alert.

Apache Junction City Council schedules a Special Election on Nov 4, 2025, to decide on extending the mayoral term from two to four years, with voting by mailed ballots.

Senator Gallego spoke on corporate dominance and monopolies, stressing the importance of consumer-centric economic policies and legislative efforts to promote competition and fair markets.

A family suffered a tragic loss when three members, including two young boys, died in a rollover crash on I-10 near Buckeye. None were wearing seat belts, leading to their ejection from the car.

Cochise County hosts an event to quash non-felony warrants and access health resources, aiming to improve public safety and unburden the judicial system.

Desert Sky Park in Gilbert is planning an expansion with new facilities including a splash pad, multi-use fields, inclusive playgrounds, pickleball courts, and more, with community input shaping the design.

SWAT standoffs in Arizona and Kentucky led to the arrest of gunmen after hours-long incidents, leaving both communities shaken without reported injuries.

The Casa Grande Public Library offers a variety of events including storytimes, crafting, health and Spanish classes, film screenings, and gardening talks, from September 15-20, for all ages.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona issued an executive order to expedite energy projects and reduce costs, establishing the Arizona Energy Promise Taskforce to support infrastructure growth and energy affordability.

A road rage incident in Yuma led to the death of 17-year-old Javier Figueroa after being hit by a car driven by his brother, Juan, who is now facing murder charges.

The Casa Grande Police issued a Silver Alert for 77-year-old Wayne Mitchell Larson, missing since Monday, last seen in a blue Nissan Rogue heading west on I-8.

Mesa wins a national water conservation award, with Mayor Freeman and the Wyland Foundation applauding local efforts to conserve water, including a challenge that saw residents pledge to save millions of gallons.

A woman faced felony charges for making violent threats to Maricopa County animal shelter staff, resulting in her arrest and collaboration between sheriff's and attorney's offices.