A crash on US 60 near Wittmann injured two children and an adult; one child airlifted to Phoenix Children’s Hospital. Authorities are investigating the cause.

State Senator Analise Ortiz faces an ethics investigation for posting an ICE alert near a school, which some claim endangers agents and disrupts law enforcement. Supporters argue her actions are protected free speech.

Chandler, Arizona, is preparing for a Special Election on November 4 to decide on issuing bonds for city improvements and considering charter amendments. Voter registration ends October 6.

Attorney General Kris Mayes and others oppose the HPE/Juniper Networks merger, citing concerns about corruption, increased consumer costs, and lack of competition. They urge a court hearing to assess the deal's public interest compliance.

ADOT is closing I-17's northbound off-ramp to Loop 303/Sonoran Desert Drive in Phoenix for expansion works from Sept. 5-8.

Maricopa County offers free professional skills training in partnership with local community colleges, aiming to boost workforce development and economic growth.

Phoenix residents can get free sand for flood prevention at select city parks, though they must bring their own bags and shovels.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes proposes a budget to Governor Katie Hobbs for election security and public service improvements, detailing funds to modernize essential state services and fortify against cyber threats.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is holding town halls to address health insurance claim denials after reports show a 21% denial rate in Arizona, affecting patients financially.

Mesa's Asian District promotion wins the 2025 IEDC Gold Award, recognizing efforts to highlight the area's cultural and economic significance through an impactful brochure.

Scottsdale police search for suspect Matthew Dieringer for a targeted homicide. Tips are sought to locate Dieringer, who is considered charismatic and manipulative, and should not be approached.

Avondale's Police Department opened a new, modern Dispatch Communications Center, boasting improved technology, more space, and support for staff wellness.

ADOT completed a $1.75 million safety enhancement project on SR 73 with sidewalks and lighting to improve pedestrian safety near the White Mountain Apache Reservation.