Arizona man Thomas Brown was arrested for the alleged murder of two teenagers during a camping trip on Mount Ord. Evidence linked him to the crime scene.

Tolleson provides free sandbags for flood protection as Hurricane Priscilla nears, with pick-ups available at 9601 W. Jefferson St. during work hours.

The 112th Northern Navajo Nation Fair's Youth Day celebrated cultural identity with activities for over 3,000 attendees, emphasized by President Nygren's commitment to youth and future leadership.

The Buckeye Police Department has received nearly $150,000 from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety to enhance traffic safety, focusing on education, investigations, and enforcement against impaired driving and speeding.

Casa Grande releases details on the 2026 election cycle, including dates for obtaining nomination packets, filing periods, and election dates for mayoral and council positions.

Visit Chandler launches Choose Chandler Experiences with the Chandler Thrills Pass for Halloween-themed adventures and encourages shopping local with special promotions and events.

Luis Santiago Herrera faces charges for threatening a Phoenix vocational school after a classmate wasn't allowed to graduate due to parental responsibilities.

Ex-Cardinals player Wesley Leasy filed a $1 million claim for damages against Mesa and Phoenix Police Departments after a wrongful detention incident at Sky Harbor Airport.

Arizona State University's West Valley Campus will host a resource event on October 18, 2025, for families of the long-term missing, offering support and collecting DNA samples.

A section of 6th Avenue in Flagstaff will close for a month from October 13 for the Killip Basin Outlet Structure construction, with marked detours available.

Amkor Technology has begun building a $7 billion manufacturing campus in Peoria, aiming to boost semiconductor manufacturing in the US and create 3,000 jobs. The site is part of the city's Innovation Core initiative.

James Morris received a life sentence plus 20 years for sexually assaulting a couple in Scottsdale's Civic Center Park, with evidence including his DNA securing the conviction.

A nonprofit in Phoenix, Wild at Heart, is working to protect burrowing owls from development-driven habitat loss, while in British Columbia, grizzly bears make a comeback due to conservation efforts.