A Yavapai County Sheriff’s deputy responded to a call where two 1-year-old infants were left alone at home, leading to the arrest of the parents for child abuse and possession of drug paraphernalia.

Arizona settles with Riverview, LLP, cutting groundwater usage and investing $11 million in local water initiatives, influenced by Senator Gallego's advocacy for sustainable water practices.

Gabrielle Giffords marks the 15th anniversary of the Tucson shooting, reaffirming her dedication to combating gun violence and reflecting on her recovery and advocacy efforts.

The Mesa Historic Home Tour on January 17th includes a public showcase of the Ponderosa II, built by Lorne Greene, and features the mid-century Golden Hills neighborhood.

Mesa Vice Mayor Scott Somers joins the First Responder Network Authority's advisory committee to enhance FirstNet, the U.S. public safety broadband network.

The 2026 Vrbo Fiesta Bowl in Arizona is expected to significantly boost the local economy, especially in hospitality and entertainment. Traffic is projected to increase, and the event is part of a series contributing to the state's economic health.

Tempe is considering tougher e-scooter and e-bike regulations to improve safety, with potential speed and age limits, and enforcement strategies like drones, as accidents involving these vehicles have become a concern.

Maricopa County seeks a new Justice of the Peace for the Ironwood Justice Precinct following Joe B. Getzwiller's departure, offering a temporary position to eligible Republicans until end of 2026, with applications due by January 12, 2026.

Glendale Police were involved in a shooting in Phoenix during an attempted arrest of a domestic violence suspect, resulting in the suspect being hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is contesting the Arizona Corporation Commission's approval of a private energy rate agreement for Tucson Electric Power, citing potential rate hikes and lack of transparency.

The U.S. measles outbreak has surpassed 2,000 cases in 2025, a level not seen since 1992, with notable clusters in South Carolina and along the Arizona-Utah border. Low vaccination rates threaten to revoke the nation's elimination status.

Maricopa residents can attend a public meeting regarding a proposed rezoning of 1.9 acres to General Mixed-Use, with key documents available for review.

Flagstaff City Council meetings now feature an OpenGate weapons detection system for added security, with handheld alternatives available for some attendees.