Thomas Adkins has been appointed as the new Deputy City Manager of Glendale, overseeing Intergovernmental Programs and Communications departments, aiming to enhance city programs and meet community needs.

The report details the drowning of influencer Emilie Kiser's son, Trigg, while his father was distracted. Despite the Chandler Police's child abuse charge recommendation, no charges were pressed.

A teen was fatally shot at a Phoenix motel; his mother arrested and charged with child abuse. The shooting appears accidental; the investigation is ongoing.

Arizona's State Schools Chief Tom Horne urges Governor Hobbs to adopt a federal school tax credit to benefit all educational settings, including public and charter schools.

Extreme heat in Phoenix affects air travel by reducing air density, causing longer takeoffs, increased turbulence, and sometimes delays or weight limitations for flights.

The Arizona Game and Fish Department is offering a $25,000 reward for information on the poaching of several elk and bighorn sheep in the White Mountains.

Phoenix reports lower crime rates and improved safety feelings in neighborhoods after three years of Community Safety Plans, with technological and community resources playing key roles.

The Phoenix Police Department issued a Silver Alert for missing 76-year-old Winthrop Whitaker last seen in Phoenix; considered vulnerable due to his medical condition.

Arizona's power grid faced high demand during an extreme heatwave, with energy consumption setting new records as temperatures reached up to 118 degrees. The AZ Corporation Commission outlined the increased energy needs.

Former truck driver Zane James Hammond receives a 29-year sentence for attempted murder after a premeditated armed confrontation at his ex-employer's office.

An Albanian woman was indicted in Phoenix for not leaving the U.S. after her removal order. She faces a fine and imprisonment under Operation Take Back America.

The Dragon Bravo Fire has become the largest ever in the Grand Canyon's North Rim, destroying 70 structures including the Grand Canyon Lodge. Despite suppression challenges, tourists visit; locals air grievances over its management.

Jonathan Enriquez was arrested in Mesa for the alleged first-degree murder and child abuse of his infant daughter, who died from extensive injuries inconsistent with the initial explanations provided.