A fire caused by an equipment malfunction broke out at the Cochise County jail, resulting in injuries from smoke inhalation and highlighting the facility's need for modernization.

An IT issue affected Arizona's campaign finance system, highlighting the need for infrastructure upgrades, which the Secretary of State's Office has requested funding for.

Chandler Museum hosts a remembrance event on Nov. 1 for those of Japanese ancestry interned during WWII, featuring the Ireichō monument and cultural performances.

Phoenix Public Transit and Valley Metro are updating services and schedules on October 27, 2025, involving route rerouting and the opening of the new Greg Stanton Central Station.

An elderly couple died in an apparent murder-suicide at a Mesa group home, with Jerome Woolums shooting himself and his wife Katharine, who later died at the hospital.

Man indicted in overdose case dies before arrest; YCSO's lengthy probe into a fatal fentanyl overdose led to the now-deceased suspect, emphasizing the fentanyl crisis.

Domestic violence case manager Racal Ramos was fatally shot by her live-in boyfriend while planning to leave him; her story highlights the risks of leaving abusive relationships and the need for safe exit strategies.

Page Unified School District #8 is seeking a new Governing Board member, with interviews for six candidates facilitated by an advisory committee. Coconino County residents can email feedback until October 17, 2025.

Flagstaff is hosting a meet and greet with the two finalists for City Manager, Joanne Keene and Doug Schulze, on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at City Hall.

Coconino County Treasurer Sarah Benatar announces her candidacy for NACo's 2nd Vice President, aiming to be the first Latina and Treasurer to serve in the role.

Aaron Ware received a life sentence plus 58 years for shootings, including an attempted murder of a detective.

Ginna Carico is appointed as the new Director of Intergovernmental Programs for the City of Glendale, bringing over a decade of experience in government relations.

Senator Mark Kelly urges Congress to act on healthcare cost hikes, citing the urgency of the issue and criticizes Congressional Republicans for not negotiating. He highlights a Phoenix woman's plight to illustrate the consequences of inaction.