Glendale Police seek public help to solve a June ATM robbery where victims were held at gunpoint. They released surveillance footage to aid in identifying the suspect.

Randy Judd was appointed as the Justice of the Peace for Precinct 3 by the Cochise County Board of Supervisors after being recommended by a selection committee.

The Arizona Department of Health Services emphasizes the role of Community Health Workers in protecting communities from respiratory viruses, providing crucial health services and information to at-risk groups.

The City of Phoenix is running its 12th Annual Paint Phoenix Purple Campaign to fight domestic violence, involving over 50 organizations and featuring events, educational resources, and support for victims.

Peoria, Arizona, offers a Household Hazardous Waste pickup service for residents to dispose of hazardous materials safely from October 7-25. Contact the Solid Waste Division to schedule.

Peoria, Arizona, extends the operation of Cooling Centers and Hydration Stations to October 11 due to extreme heat, offering citizens relief in designated public areas.

The Arizona Department of Transportation is closing Lindsay Road at Loop 202 in East Valley for bridge work from October 4-7, with significant detours and delays expected.

Phoenix Police arrested Martisha Montgomery at Sky Harbor Airport for possessing luggage with 50,000 fentanyl pills. She faces transportation charges.

Phoenix is set for a hot week with sunny skies and temperatures in the triple digits, reaching up to 108 degrees over the weekend, with minimal relief from light breezes.

TSMC Arizona appoints Rose Castanares as its new president, replacing the retiring Brian Harrison, with plans to champion upcoming production and workforce initiatives.

April McLaughlin faces fraud charges for exploiting her non-profit and misusing over $47,000, as well as taking over $160,000 from her mother's account.

Scottsdale Unified School District held a town hall to discuss a recent spate of school threats, attended by police and community members concerned about safety and protocols.

Luis Zuno Ybarra was arrested in Phoenix after a fatal hit-and-run incident resulted in one death and several injuries. He fled due to fear and lack of a license.