Buckeye received the "Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting" for its ACFR for the seventh year, highlighting its commitment to transparency and fiscal accountability.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized U.S. military strikes in the Caribbean and blocked congressional actions on the Epstein case on MSNBC's "All in with Chris Hayes."

Senator Ruben Gallego discussed a range of topics on The Gaggle Podcast, including the government shutdown, healthcare costs, and issues facing the Latino community.

$3 million allocated for US 60 flood repairs, with expected traffic delays near Miami, AZ. Travelers advised of additional US 60 bridge project closures.

The widow of slain officer Nick Erfle sued Phoenix to stop the auction of her husband’s murder weapon and seeks its destruction, opposing a state law that prevents firearm destruction.

ADOT's freeway improvement projects will cause weekend closures and delays in Phoenix from Oct 24-27, with major routes like southbound I-17 and eastbound I-10 affected.

The Phoenix Police Department has updated their video release process by applying a medium blur to entire videos for faster public access, allowing subsequent requests for clearer segments.

A man named TJ Pizzitola was killed outside an Old Town Scottsdale bar following a fight. The case is being investigated as a homicide, but no arrests were made at the time of reporting.

Three people were wounded in a Mesa shooting late Tuesday night; police say there are no outstanding suspects and have detained one individual for questioning.

The Tucson community is searching for missing elderly woman Nancy Hancock, who has a medical condition causing confusion and was last seen driving a white Toyota Venza.

Avondale's hospitality sector is set to expand with a new Embassy Suites by Hilton at The BLVD, signaling growth and enhanced event capacity for the city.

Mercedes Brena, a former HR specialist at Yuma Elementary School District, faces 9 felony charges for alleged misuse of district funds, including payroll fraud and unauthorized card purchases, resulting in an $86,388 loss.

Cochise County increases financial transparency, using digital tools like Arizona OpenBooks and OpenGov.com for residents to review fiscal management and spending.