Buckeye is hosting its G.A.I.N. event to enhance community-law enforcement bond, featuring presentations and opportunities to meet safety officials on October 19 at Lowe's on S. Watson Rd.

Wally Campbell, a Goodyear city council member, has been named the 2024 Woman of the Year by the West Valley Women Networking Association for her extensive community contributions.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes announced a naloxone distribution to combat the opioid crisis, with 7,000 units to be provided to local organizations.

Cesar Castro Luna surrendered to authorities a year after a deadly hit-and-run in west Phoenix, claiming mechanical failure caused the crash that killed a pedestrian. He had fled to Mexico post-incident.

The Federal Reserve's rate cut has led to increased home buyer interest in Phoenix but did not lower mortgage rates, creating competitive market conditions and a potential home price rise.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren led a march in Washington D.C. to demand amendments to the Radiation Exposure Compensation Act, displaying unified activism with survivors and Indigenous community members.

Maricopa County approves funding for Mesa public space renovations, with Vice Chairman Thomas Galvin allocating $350,000 to enhance Firefighter Memorial Park, Mesa Historical Museum, and the i.d.e.a. Museum.

A student from Queen Creek Jr. High was arrested for making a non-credible threat that disrupted school activities. Police Chief Brice emphasized the impact of such threats on community safety.

Cochise County is resending ballots to 292 overseas voters from the Sierra Vista Unified School District due to the omission of two local initiatives.

Avondale is hosting a Community Clean-Up Event for residents to safely dispose of hazardous materials, papers, and prescription drugs at the Avondale Civic Center on October 26.

The Arizona Supreme Court is set to review the use of familial DNA evidence in the 2015 murder case of Allison Feldman, which led to Ian Mitcham's arrest.

In Maricopa County, Arizona, sheriff candidates Tyler Kamp and Jerry Sheridan debated amidst concerns over election security and jail deaths, exchanging accusations and highlighting their differing approaches to law enforcement.

InMaricopa takes over the Mysterious Mansion Mayhem event from the City of Maricopa, promising fresh ideas while maintaining beloved Halloween traditions.