The Pinal County in Arizona has won the Project of the Year Award from the Arizona Chapter of the American Public Works Association for the Inland Port Arizona Improvements Project.

Buckeye police arrested three teenagers after a potentially deadly confrontation involving a stolen firearm, with no injuries reported and the successful recovery of the weapon.

A man died at Canyon Lake after falling from his paddleboard during a storm; MCSO found his body the following day. No suspicious circumstances were noted.

Author Donis Casey will serve as Glendale's Writer in Residence, offering free writing workshops and consultations at the city's public libraries from September to November.

The Earnest House of Tucson partners with PACC to provide transitional housing to residents and foster animals, aiding mutual recovery and offering a fresh start for both.

Three individuals in Pima County were sentenced for drug trafficking, with Francisco Abril receiving 4.5 years in prison, while Gloria Ortiz and David Rivera received probation terms for related crimes.

RFK Jr. withdrew from Arizona's 2024 Presidential ballot, with rumors suggesting a potential alliance with Donald Trump for a future role in his administration.

The Supreme Court rejected a GOP push to block 41,000 Arizona voters but allowed parts of a citizenship proof law to proceed, causing mixed reactions ahead of elections.

The family of two cousins fatally shot in Phoenix has increased the reward for case information to $12,000, hoping to break the silence of witnesses and find justice.

The Hell City Tattoo Festival at the Arizona Biltmore Resort & Spa showcases over 300 tattoo artists, featuring competitions, art displays, and performances. Tickets are available online, with entry priced differently for each day.

Mesa is hosting a city-wide volunteer event on Sept. 7 called "Love Your City," part of the National Day of Service, and seeks volunteers for various morning projects.

Scottsdale City Council amended Prop. 490's ballot language to ensure compliance after a court decision necessitated changes for the upcoming November 5 vote.

The Main Library introduces teen-focused workshops on mental health, covering symptom recognition, coping strategies, and encouraging discussion to destigmatize mental illness.