The Arizona Humane Society is offering snake avoidance training and promoting pet safety after a German Shepard named Steve Irwin was bitten by a rattlesnake.

Oracle Park in Pinal County reopens with new amenities, including a play structure, walking trail, upgraded basketball courts, and ADA-accessible sidewalks, following extensive renovations.

The Lake Havasu City Police Cadet Program received a $2,500 donation from local business owners Sunny and Sheetal Patel, supporting youth interested in law enforcement.

Seven individuals were arraigned for the murder of 16-year-old Preston Lord in Maricopa County, with extensive evidence to be reviewed before a potential July 2025 trial.

The Central Arizona Project is a 336-mile canal that has been vital for Arizona's growth, channeling Colorado River water to Phoenix and Tucson since its construction began in the 70s.

Keith Henion's family seeks public help in finding his killer after he was fatally shot while driving on Loop 202 in Mesa, months ago. There's a $7,000 reward for information.

Arizona's Superintendent of Public Instruction, Tom Horne, responds to criticism about the mismanagement of federal school funds during his predecessor's term, emphasizing corrective actions were taken.

ADOT is making rapid progress on interim repairs to a damaged portion of SR 88, with plans to reopen it for high-clearance four-wheel drive vehicles by September.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced GADA's reactivation to fund infrastructure in rural and tribal communities, aiming to allocate $50-$100 million in the next year.

Big Lots is closing over half of its stores in Arizona due to increased debt and decreased sales, as part of a larger plan to close 315 stores nationwide.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office is seeking public assistance to solve the 1979 cold case death of Marion Berry Ouma, granddaughter of Yellow Pages founder Loren Berry.

Phoenix residents must submit arguments for the ballot's propositions by August 7, 2024, to be included in the Publicity Pamphlet for November's election.

The S'edav Va'aki Museum in Phoenix was reaccredited by the American Alliance of Museums, validating its commitment to industry standards and value to the community.