Lake Havasu City Police notify the public about Kendra Weishaar, a level 2 sex offender, now residing locally, following her conviction for aggravated luring of a minor.

Site Six fishing pier on Lake Havasu will close for a day-long upgrade on August 22, affecting boaters and anglers.

Mesa officials and mascots joined forces to promote pedestrian safety as schools reopen, emphasizing the role of crossing guards and safer road habits.

The I-10 westbound closure in Phoenix, for Broadway Curve improvements, will happen from August 16-19, affecting various ramps and routes. Detours are provided.

Arizona Rep. Matt Gress to hold a JLAC meeting to address concerns about the ADE's education funds allocations, following Democrat calls for an audit.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill on school cell phone use, while schools nationwide address the issue with varied restrictions and initiatives like "phone hotels" for focused learning.

The San Carlos Apache tribe in Arizona faced a 21-hour power outage, leading to a call for federal intervention to replace an outdated electricity transmission line.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren attended Ééhániih Day, celebrating Diné ancestors' lifeways. The event included cultural education, horse acknowledgments, and personal community engagement.

The Navajo Nation is constructing a $5 million senior center in Tuba City, set to open in spring 2025, to serve as a community gathering place for elders.

Phoenix PD faces increased scrutiny with nine fatal shootings this year amidst previous DOJ findings of civil rights abuses and concerns over reforms and accountability.

The article describes affordable retirement destinations in Arizona, noting Bisbee, Tucson, Cottonwood, and Tubac for lower living costs, and highlighting other towns like Florence and Sierra Vista for their amenities and quality of life.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs and House Democrats request an audit of the state's Department of Education, alleging mismanagement of federal funds for schools by Superintendent Tom Horne.

A suspect was arrested after a gunfire exchange in Prescott Valley's Mountain Valley Park. No injuries occurred, and police assured there's no ongoing threat. The investigation continues.