Mark Alan Rodman received a 334-year sentence for sexually abusing young relatives; family members reported the abuse, leading to his conviction on molestation and sexual conduct charges.

Tolleson, AZ, predominantly Latino, celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, reflecting on community impact with a Latino City Council, and valuing diversity in leadership roles.

Senator Mark Kelly addresses concerns of Arizonans over expiring ACA tax credits, highlighting potential hikes in healthcare costs and the impact on citizens’ lives.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announces over $13 million in funds to prevent evictions and combat homelessness, aiming to provide direct aid through various nonprofits and local government initiatives.

ADOT will upgrade sidewalks and driveways along US 60 in Wickenburg to ADA standards, impacting traffic with lane restrictions during construction hours.

Mark Jacobo expresses dissatisfaction with the justice system after his son's killer, Joe Rim, takes a plea deal for a reduced sentence for second-degree murder and exploitation of a minor.

A Phoenix police SUV was overturned in a collision, injuring three, including two officers and a passenger in custody. The incident was not due to impairment.

Flagstaff prepares to demolish Montalvo Fire Station Two to build a STEM Education Center, with work causing temporary noise and traffic disruptions. A new mosaic will preserve the site's history.

Phoenix, AZ experiences an extended period of sunny weather with highs reaching the upper 80s and mild winds, as confirmed by the National Weather Service.

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.