One student died and another was detained after a stabbing at Maryvale High School, Phoenix. During the lockdown, worried parents were urged to avoid the campus. The school shifted to remote learning and offered counseling following the incident.

Scottsdale's WestWorld contributed $163.6 million to Arizona's economy, hosting 80 events and supporting 1,813 jobs, with plans for venue improvements ahead.

A man was critically injured by gunfire during a dispute with his brother in Litchfield Park, with the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office investigating.

Pax, a new ride-hailing app in Phoenix, connects users with private drivers, offering personalized services and has gained popularity with over 100 drivers and 900 users.

Luxury Ritz-Carlton villa in Paradise Valley sells for $6.48 million amidst the developer's legal battle with lender.

Protests erupt across the U.S. over GOP-led redistricting, claimed to be gerrymandering to increase Republican congressional seats, with Trump's support and similar Democratic tactics noted.

Funeral services for 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste are set for August 18. She died after alleged abuse by her father and his girlfriend, who face murder charges. Her community is mourning her loss.

A former Tempe police commander accuses city officials of misusing police data to track homeless individuals and advocates, although the city and police chief deny these allegations.

Arizona's Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) invites public input on a proposed interim IFSP procedure through September 15, 2025, to expedite support for children with developmental needs.

Briiana Velez has been named Director of Phoenix's Street Transportation Department, effective Aug. 18, 2025, after serving as Assistant Director since 2018.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office in Arizona charged 161 people with immigration crimes as part of Operation Take Back America, targeting illegal entry, re-entry, and smuggling.

Cochise County announces public meetings to discuss the future of its jail district prior to a special election.

Arizona woman Marsha Josytewa was found guilty by a federal jury of charges including involuntary manslaughter and driving under the influence, resulting in her child's death.