Mary Foote has been named the Director for Arizona's Office of Economic Opportunity by Governor Katie Hobbs, to strengthen the state's workforce and economy.

An Oregon man was sentenced to 39 months for cyberstalking and stalking a former U.S. official, following his harassment campaign and arrest in Arizona with weapons.

A firefighter died from a cardiac emergency while fighting the Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon; the fire has burned 145,500 acres and is 80% contained.

A man died and a woman was injured in a two-vehicle collision in north Phoenix. The accident occurred near 35th Avenue and Happy Valley Road, with eastbound driver Arthur Cody Lomeli, 33, identified as the deceased.

A fatal two-car crash occurred on State Route 74 in north Phoenix; the road has since reopened. Authorities are investigating; no impairment suspected for the driver who caused the accident.

Senator Gallego questioned FERC nominees on energy affordability and reliability concerns, emphasizing the importance for Arizona's hot climate and growing tech industry.

The Pinal County Workforce Development Board is seeking new members to help manage over $5 million in federal grants aimed at improving workforce development.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 218 individuals in a weeklong operation for various immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and smuggling.

Mesa is starting its yearly funding application for local projects in housing and community development, with a meeting on Sept. 10 for interested organizations.

Maricopa Library's Summer Reading Program ended with winners announced for their Bookmark Contest, showcasing artistic talents and promoting literacy.

Surprise activates a new traffic signal at 163rd Ave and San Ysidro Rd to improve traffic flow and safety, forgoing the usual flashing red phase due to high traffic volumes.

Richard Baptiste and Anicia Woods are being tried for the murder and abuse of Rebekah Baptiste. Court details reveal a grim living environment and severe injuries leading to her death.

Avondale teams up with Maricopa Ambulance for enhanced emergency medical transport services starting September 7, 2025, after a competitive bidding process.