Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes warns citizens about rising cryptocurrency scams targeting unsuspecting individuals, urging awareness and vigilance.

A water outage in Casa Grande affected 4,000 customers after a booster station failed due to monsoon activity, with service restored later in the afternoon.

A missing 17-year-old from Arizona, Liliana Munguía, was found safe in Iowa after an extensive multi-agency search, with a 20-year-old man apprehended and charges pending.

The Phoenix Police Department launched a website showing their response to a DOJ report, detailing incidents of unconstitutional policing and reform efforts.

Chandler City Council has contracted Weddle Gilmore for the redesign of The Ranch at Tumbleweed Park, with a budget of $498,360 for services including architecture and landscape design.

Utility boxes in Casa Grande have become art pieces celebrating culture, thanks to the Arts & Culture Commission. A map provided on the city's website guides residents to these installations.

A man reportedly exposed himself to a student at a Maricopa bus stop, leading the school district to share safety tips and police to seek information.

A father in Mesa was handcuffed by police after calling to report his missing child; the police stated he was not following commands. The child was later found safe, and the mother was charged with disorderly conduct.

The Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center received a $4,200 donation from Craig Plumbing to cover swim lessons for 100 children, aligning with Drowning Impact Awareness Month.

Missing 14-year-old Noah Aliksa from Maui has been found in good health after being reported as a runaway; police thank the public for help in the search.

A body was found at Tempe Town Lake after a person failed to resurface the previous evening, triggering a search by police and firefighters using underwater drones. The person's identity has not been disclosed.

Gilbert, Arizona, is seeking volunteers for its Redevelopment Commission and Self-Insured Trust Board, with applications open until August 26, 2024. Residents with relevant expertise are encouraged to apply to help shape the town's future.

Chandler’s Deputy City Manager, Dawn Lang, received the Finance Excellence Award from the GFOAz for her significant contributions to local government finance and Chandler’s financial stability.