Ex-CBP agent Aaron Mitchell was convicted of civil rights violations and kidnapping, for sexually assaulting a minor and now faces potential life imprisonment.

A fiery crash on I-10 involving a Corvette and a semi-truck left one dead and two injured. Impairment is suspected as a cause. The Corvette's driver tried to flee but was caught.

The Arizona Department of Economic Security seeks public input on new rules regarding electronic monitoring in group homes, nursing homes, and similar facilities.

Police found the parents of a child discovered alone on a Peoria street; the child is safe and an ongoing investigation seeks to clarify how the child ended up there.

Members of Maricopa City Council, including Mayor Nancy Smith, and its youth council participated in the League of Arizona Cities and Towns Conference, discussing innovation and collaboration for community growth.

The Mesa Police Department issued a Silver Alert for 94-year-old Elton Duane Knowles, who went missing in Mesa, Arizona, potentially disoriented due to a medical condition.

International Overdose Awareness Day highlights the opioid crisis and promotes Naloxone as a life-saving measure, with Pinal County Health Clinics offering free Narcan.

¡Somos Peoria!, the largest Hispanic Heritage Month celebration in the Valley, features Tejano music, traditional festivities, and cuisine on September 28 at Centennial Plaza.

The City of Mesa Office of Economic Development received the 2024 IEDC Gold Award for its successful Mesa Business Builder Program, supporting small businesses and entrepreneurship.

Desert Avenue in Litchfield Park will close on Sep 10th, from 5 am to 3 pm, from Wigwam to Honeysuckle for road paving. Detours are planned, with access to City Hall and nearby parking maintained.

A suspected DUI crash in Black Canyon City caused a power outage after a man hit a power pole. Repairs were made within hours, and charges are pending.

Apache Junction facilities adjust hours for Labor Day with most offices closed, but pools and multi-gen center open for limited hours. Emergency services will operate as usual.

Tolleson city offices will close on Labor Day, September 2, 2024, although emergency services will remain available. Regular operations will resume on September 3.