Cochise County offers free Narcan kits and educational resources to combat opioid overdoses, highlighting the initiative on National Fentanyl Awareness Day.

An Arizona clinic, Mindvalley Behavioral Health, faces scrutiny for unlicensed sober living homes and multiple evictions, with allegations of unsound practices, including questionable insurance billing.

Chandler holds public workshops, Chandler Listens, for residents to influence city planning, using mapping activities with "land use chips" for developing mixed-use neighborhoods.

Mesa's Office of Economic Development is renewing its Know Before You Grow series for entrepreneurs via their podcast, offering biweekly episodes with business insights.

Phoenix introduces Healthy Giving to guide residents on giving sustainably and effectively, focusing on organizations that provide housing, meals, job support, and recovery services, aiming to address issues like overdose deaths.

Ian Moses was arrested after a suspected arson at a Mesa Tesla dealership where a Cybertruck was set ablaze and "thief" was graffitied on the building.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate revoked Terri Cary's license, affecting contracts with MV Realty. The public is advised to seek legal counsel or use AZ Law Help for assistance.

Gold prices have risen, drawing prospectors to Arizona, while Spokane pawn shops warn of fake gold scams. Enthusiasm for prospecting clashes with the reality of fraud.

Glendale residents have mixed feelings about the Envision Encore development that will add housing and amenities near State Farm Stadium, with some welcoming the growth and others concerned about the rapid change and loss of views.

The Super B-Dog Memorial Run in Tempe was held to remember Braxton Ackerman, who drowned, and raise drowning prevention awareness through education and resources, including swim lessons and pool fences.

A child was hospitalized and two dogs rescued after a Mesa house fire, while a local teen reentered the smoke-filled home to retrieve pets and his prom tuxedo.

U.S. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon visited Arizona Autism Charter Schools, praised their work, discussed school choice, and announced plans to resume collection of defaulted student loans.

Matthew Segundo received a life sentence plus 91 years for sexually abusing three children. His conviction on nine counts was aided by the victims' testimonies.