The Tolleson Union High School District in Arizona refused to provide financial records to the legislature without imposing a $26,000 fee, raising concerns over government transparency.

Mexican drug trafficker Jorge Anaya-Valencia receives a 15-year sentence for methamphetamine distribution in Arizona, with his history of removals and convictions influencing the sentence.

A man in Maricopa County was sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder and arson over a $300 debt. He endangered multiple residents by setting fire to an apartment.

Irvin Eduardo Ramos-Jimenez was indicted for Child Abuse and Weapon Misconduct after his daughter's death due to an unintentional shooting by her sibling.

The trial of Germayne and Lisa Cunningham, charged with the murder and child abuse of their 7-year-old daughter Sanaa, began with severe allegations and defense claims of relying on medical advice.

Arizona communities in Drexel Heights and Goodyear are vigilant after attempted kidnappings, with law enforcement seeking suspects and leveraging AI technology for leads.

A man named Efrin Victor Evangelista was found dead near a Phoenix canal; police are investigating his potentially traumatic death as a homicide, seeking information with community assistance.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruling allows defendants to claim ineffective assistance of counsel if not previously waived, impacting cases like Michael Eugene Traverso's.

Phoenix traffic is expected to be heavy due to a Cardinals vs. Seahawks game. ADOT advises early departure and using the Loop 202 to avoid I-10 congestion. Real-time updates are available on az511.gov and the corresponding app.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed veteran and businessman Jimmy McCain to the Arizona Board of Regents, emphasizing his passion for educational access in Arizona.

Phoenix police arrested Raymond Hernandez for identity theft he committed in 2019 by using his brother's identity to evade a suspended license, following an ADOT detective’s investigation.

The City of Peoria and VF Law are hosting a semi-annual HOA Academy on November 15, 2025, providing training for community management. Registration is $15, with limited seats available.

Tolleson will begin infrastructure upgrades on 96th Ave, with minimal water disruptions and traffic control, including a water outage on September 25 for valve replacements.