Goodyear PD issued a Silver Alert for Ernest Friday, 82, last seen in Goodyear, AZ, driving a black 2018 Jeep Renegade. He may be confused due to a medical condition.

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors rebutted Recorder Justin Heap's legal filing concerning the election IT system review, detailing his prior agreement to the assessment.

The Maricopa County Recorder's Office has issued a TRO against the Board of Supervisors for attempting to allow unauthorized access to the voter registration database.

Two 19-year-old female hikers were rescued from a flash flood in West Clear Creek by the Yavapai County Sheriff's Office after being reported overdue.

Forbes named Scottsdale the top public employer in Arizona, ranking it eighth among all companies in the state, citing employee satisfaction and workplace culture.

Scottsdale added 45 new ADA-compliant curb ramps in Old Town, part of its ongoing efforts to make city streets more accessible, with a total of 3,814 ramps installed in five years.

A Phoenix man, Brandon Alvarez, called 911 after fatally shooting his stepfather, Jaunarius Moreno, during a dispute reportedly sparked by internet issues at home.

Rescued 19-year-old hikers were retrieved by a DPS helicopter in Yavapai County after being stranded by a flash flood; the successful operation was aided by trained volunteers.

A Cessna 180 crash-landed and overturned at Deer Valley Airport, Phoenix; the solo pilot was unharmed and self-extricated. The cause is under FAA investigation.

After stealing a car in Phoenix, a man was hospitalized with critical injuries following a police shootout which occurred after a vehicle chase. No other injuries were reported. The incident is under investigation.

The opening of Mensho ramen restaurant in Westgate, Glendale, is delayed until November, with the mayor expressing pride in this addition to the local food scene.

Flagstaff mourns the death of Deputy Fire Chief Jerry Bills who significantly contributed to the fire service and secured grants to improve regional emergency services.

The SBA is offering low-interest disaster loans to Arizona residents, businesses, and Tribal Nations affected by the Gila County flooding, with amounts up to $2 million for businesses and $500,000 for homeowners.