An Arizona election worker, Walter Ringfield, faces charges including burglary and trespassing after allegedly stealing items from the legislature and jewelry from the Phoenix Art Museum.

An Arizona judge dismissed the case against rancher George Alan Kelly with prejudice, eliminating the possibility of a new trial for the fatal shooting of Gabriel Cuen-Buitimea on his property.

An Arizona man fell 700 feet on Mount Hood, suffering critical injuries. Off-duty medics and rangers provided aid until a helicopter rescued him six hours later.

The Glendale Police are searching for two suspects after a fatal shooting on East Dryden Street; it's believed the victim may have been attempting a robbery.

The Lockett Fire is under control and managed through strategic firing operations, with safety and forest health strategies guiding fire management efforts.

Chandler police are searching for two individuals who helped an assault victim on July 7. They seek a woman who assisted and a man in a light pickup who drove the victim home.

The Phoenix Mercury has renovated four basketball courts at Rose Mofford Sports Complex, adding team branding and a mural as part of the WNBA Legacy Project, to inspire community engagement and passion for the sport.

Peoria Police host "Ice Cream Cone with a Cop" for community engagement on July 13, 2024, at the local Dairy Queen.

Arizona's Department of Health Services regulates cannabis edibles, conducting biannual facility inspections to ensure safety, as detailed on their blog.

Jennifer Dent of Pinal County Attorney's Office was named 'Felony Prosecutor of the Year' by APAAC for her successful prosecutorial work in homicide trials.

Arizona's congressional delegation introduced the Northeastern Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act to secure water rights and infrastructure for Indigenous nations.

ADEQ issues Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County on July 8th and 9th due to conditions likely exceeding federal health standards. Residents with respiratory issues should limit outdoor exposure.

Arizona's congressional delegation has introduced a $5 billion bill to settle water rights for three tribes, including provisions for Colorado River water access and infrastructure development.