Roberta McVickers has been appointed as Judge Pro Tempore to Coconino County Superior Court's Division 6, bringing diverse legal experience to the role.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes the Trump administration for funding cuts to community colleges, stressing their importance to the economy and job market, especially in Arizona.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes indicted 25 individuals linked to a multi-million-dollar retail theft ring, including the 'iSold It on eBay' store and several people.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes testified against the EPA's proposed rollback of vehicle emission standards and the repeal of the 2009 Endangerment Finding, highlighting the devastating effects of climate change on Arizona.

Arizona AG and BBB release a PSA to educate Arizonans on cryptocurrency scams and urge the public to report suspicious activities for consumer protection.

A 16-year-old student was fatally stabbed by a classmate at Maryvale High School despite recent security upgrades, leading to questions about safety measures.

Maricopa's Contracted Postal Unit at the library will close on September 27, 2025, with city officials seeking ways to maintain the service and minimize public inconvenience.

A Silver Alert is issued for Carlos Sanchez, 71, missing since Tuesday from San Luis, Arizona. He was last seen driving an olive green 2001 Ford Excursion with license plate 517GYB.

Councilmember Suzanne Allen of Litchfield Park joins the Arizona League of Cities and Towns' Civic Craft Leadership Program, aiming to enhance local governance skills.

Arizona leaders are urging the EPA and OMB to release Solar for All grant funds after an unexpected funding cessation, highlighting the program's importance for jobs, utility savings, and state energy goals.

Chandler has hired "The Pigeon Guy" for a $350,000 project to remove pigeons from city buildings using traps and netting.

State schools chief Tom Horne criticizes the light 18-month sentence given to an armed Tucson school intruder, advocating for harsher punishment and increased school security measures.

Gilbert Police Department received a $15,000 grant to fight impaired driving, enabling enhanced enforcement and education efforts to improve road safety.