An illegal alien, Julio Cesar Aguirre, was indicted on multiple charges, including two death penalty-eligible offenses after a fatal attempted carjacking in Tucson, Arizona.

Scottsdale Mayor proposes relocating Salt River wild horses to the local McDowell Sonoran Preserve, after the previous management contract expired. The plan's impact is under review, with public input to be considered.

A Queen Creek man found relief from shoulder pain using plasma and bone marrow injections rather than surgery, thanks to Dr. Batterton at Banner Health.

Two individuals, previously married, were found dead from gunshot wounds in a Mesa home, suggesting a possible murder-suicide. Investigation and forensic evidence are ongoing.

Julie Dimick of Arizona was arrested for animal abuse, facing 22 charges after 11 neglected dogs were found in her former residence. The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office is intensifying efforts against animal cruelty.

Arizona's Education Chief Tom Horne defended his staff against claims of being a "wasteful bureaucracy," highlighting their critical role in managing rapidly growing Empowerment Scholarship Accounts amidst understaffing.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport celebrated its 90th anniversary with a 90s-themed event featuring speeches, dances, cultural exhibits, and a historical digital story map.

Fountain Hills is initiating a turf conversion project to save water by replacing grass with drought-resistant plants and upgrading to efficient irrigation systems.

A man was arrested in Buckeye for pointing a gun at officers during a welfare check, leading to a standoff with SWAT and his eventual detention with minor injuries.

Governor Katie Hobbs is set to select a new judge for the Pima County Superior Court from five nominees vetted by the Pima County Commission on Trial Court Appointments.

Coconino County offers an Economic Injury Disaster Loan program for businesses affected by local wildfires, asking owners to fill out a worksheet for potential financial aid.

A multi-agency traffic enforcement operation in Yavapai County resulted in 69 stops, 44 speed-related citations, and 5 arrests for various criminal charges.

Carlos Tercero Cruz was sentenced to natural life plus 57 years for the abuse and murder of his three-year-old daughter, who died from blunt force trauma, starvation, dehydration, and meth toxicity.