Yvonne Fedderson, Childhelp co-founder, has passed away at 90. Her work in child abuse prevention and treatment has impacted over 14 million children and families.

Coconino County seeks public feedback on a new Roadway Safety Action Plan to prevent traffic fatalities, emphasizing data-driven solutions and community input.

Gilbert has begun Phase II of Desert Sky Park, adding new multi-use fields, a splash pad, and pickleball courts. The project aims to enhance recreational opportunities for the community.

A Mesa AT&T employee was arrested after a customer discovered a nude photo sent from her phone while in the store. Court documents say he faces a felony unlawful‑disclosure charge and has prior arrests.

Gilbert and Mesa police allege a 19-year-old led a ring that stole luxury vehicles across the East Valley; investigators say VIN‑switching and cross‑border sales were involved.

US 93 near Wickenburg, Arizona, will undergo a paving project from mileposts 156-172, with nightly lane closures Monday-Friday, 7 p.m. to 6 a.m., requiring traffic to alternate directions.

Surprise is hosting two pickleball tournaments in 2026: the Tommy Wong Memorial Pickleball Tournament for various ages and the Junior Battle of the Paddle for younger players. Both events are at the Surprise Pickleball Courts.

Buckeye's Fitness in the Park program offers free exercise classes at Sundance and Tartesso Sports Parks, featuring yoga, Zumba, and dance fitness, promoting community health.

Arizona State Representative Chris Lopez proposes a C-PACE program to support economic growth and sustainable infrastructure in Pinal County through private financing for real estate projects.

EQT paid $104.5M for Commerce @ 303, a 663,000‑SF Class A warehouse in Glendale, and plans a new speculative building on an adjacent 32.6‑acre pad.

Two men were struck by a vehicle near 29th Avenue and Buckeye Road in Phoenix; one is in life‑threatening condition and investigators are on scene.

Arizona's Senate Public Safety Committee approved SB 1010 to name Loop 202 the "Charlie Kirk Loop 202," honoring the late political commentator and advocate for youth political involvement. The bill now moves to the full Senate for consideration.

Cochise County leaders reject Flock Safety license plate readers to prioritize privacy and civil liberties, emphasizing caution in surveillance tool adoption and seeking alternative public safety solutions.