The owner of Psalm 112 LLC, Daniel Ridlinghafer, was indicted for a fraud scheme involving false solar installation contracts, affecting homeowners and credit unions.

Local artists in Casa Grande are invited to submit proposals for the 2024 Color on Concrete Art Project to transform concrete barriers into art with a $2,000 stipend.

The EPA proposes conditional approval of Maricopa County's Rule 205, designed to generate MERCs by incentivizing the use of cleaner vehicles, aligning economic growth with improved air quality.

Pima County Parks & Recreation, with the UofA's shooting team, offers a complimentary "First Shots" gun safety course on August 31 at the Southeast Regional Park Shooting Range.

The San Juan Lateral of the Navajo-Gallup Water Supply Project, crucial for Navajo water supply, is 60% complete, according to the Navajo Nation's website.

A man in Arizona was arrested for allegedly making threats against Donald Trump, who was touring the border during his 2024 campaign. The suspect had outstanding warrants and a criminal history.

Evergreen Devco Inc. has acquired a 12.68-acre site in Tempe for $13 million to develop a high-end industrial park named Tempe 48. Construction is set to begin in late 2022, offering both indoor and outdoor storage space for tenants.

Gilbert's Desert Sky Park is hosting a September treasure hunt featuring local artists' works, including gnomes and painted rocks with QR codes hinting at new amenities.

Traffic on Airline Road in Pima County will be affected on Aug. 22-23 due to waterline work by Borderland Construction, with detours in place for local access.

A man in Phoenix received three life sentences for the murder of his parents and brother, with no parole option, and his wife got three years for hindering prosecution.

A dispute near a Phoenix convenience store led to a deadly stabbing, leaving one man dead and another critically injured. Two people were detained after the Monday night incident.

The Scottsdale City Council is meeting to discuss actions on Prop. 490 after an appeals court ruling prevented the sales tax rate measure from proceeding. The discussion could include an executive session, with public decisions streamed online.

Registration is open for El Mirage's Fall Bulk Trash Curbside Pickup, a city service that helps residents dispose of large items for a fee, requiring adherence to specific disposal guidelines.