Former Phoenix Police officer Tyler Moldovan, recovering from 2021 shooting wounds, had successful surgery following a fall that caused fractures, with his wife Chelsea sharing updates on their journey and faith on social media.

Saul Bal pleaded not guilty to charges including first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of Phoenix Officer Zane Coolidge and wounding of Officer Matthew Haney.

Alex Madrid was found guilty of the 2013 murder of 14-year-old Claudia Ann Lucero in Mesa, involving charges such as first-degree murder and sexual contact with a minor.

Jack Hardie Park in Lake Havasu City reopens on October 7 after renovations, including new playground equipment and safety features, improved park structures, and repurposed materials.

The EPA plans a hybrid meeting to discuss the cleanup of the Phoenix-Goodyear Airport Superfund site, allowing in-person and online participation for community engagement.

The Phoenix Police Department celebrated its Annual Award Ceremony, distributing over 150 awards for bravery and service, including the Medal of Valor, and recognized volunteers, at the Orpheum Theater.

Queen Creek appointed 13 teens to the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee to engage youth in local governance and ensure their perspectives influence policymaking.

Three missing Buckeye teens were found safe in Mexico and returned home with help from U.S. and Mexican authorities, illustrating the effectiveness of cross-border law enforcement cooperation.

The Arizona Senate race between Gallego and Lake is heating up with personal attacks and policy debates, as early voting approaches and polls show Gallego leading.

Seven ASU football players have signed a lease deal with San Tan Ford to receive new electric Ford Mustang Mach-Es for their personal and promotional use.

Two Arizona men, LaDell and Torrance Bistline, were convicted of multiple charges including child sex abuse conspiracy and possession of child pornography.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona has announced over $6.2 million in DOJ grants to help tribal communities tackle issues like violence and crime prevention.

Phoenix is facing an intense heatwave with daytime temperatures exceeding 100 degrees and slight relief at night. The heat is expected to ease later next week but remain hot.