Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes Issues Warning on Spike in Government Impersonation Scam Texts
Arizona AG Kris Mayes warns of a rise in scam texts posing as government entities, which aim to steal personal data or money. The public is advised to be cautious, not to trust unexpected requests, and to report suspicious texts.
New River Pastor Murder Suspect Arrested as MCSO Cites Religious Motive in Chilling Homicide
Adam Sheafe was arrested for the murder of Pastor William Schonemann, potentially targeting him due to religious motivations, with MCSO investigating the possibility of a wider plot against other religious figures.
Maricopa County Pledges $30 Million to Enhance Pay for Detention Officers Amid Staff Shortages
Maricopa County approved a $30 million package to increase detention officers' pay to address staffing shortages and improve conditions, with tiered bonuses and future commitments for law enforcement compensation.
Senator Mark Kelly Advocates for Electronic Warfare Testing Facility Amid Proposed Staff Cuts at Fort Huachuca
Senator Mark Kelly challenged Army leaders on staff cuts at Fort Huachuca's EPG, emphasizing its unique value for electronic warfare testing and potential consequences for military readiness.
Tempe's Mill Avenue to Close for Summer Overhaul with Enhanced Sidewalks, New Trees, and Updated Infrastructure Ahead
Tempe plans to close southbound Mill Avenue from June 16 to August 8 to speed up the Downtown Mill Avenue Refresh project, aiming to finish before fall. Local businesses will be accessible, but detours will be set for vehicles.












