Yavapai County Board of Supervisors honored two Sheriff's Office employees for 25 years of service, highlighting their commitment to public safety and community service.

Richard Baptiste and Anicia Woods are charged with first-degree murder in the death of 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste. Neighbors reported last seeing her alive weeks before she died from injuries likened to torture.

Flagstaff and Coconino County are inviting public input on future land use plans, with meetings scheduled for discussions on adopting the Regional Land Use Plan 2045 and the Coconino County Comprehensive Plan, or Envision 2045.

The Loop 202 off-ramp at Alma School Road in Chandler will close for two months starting September 3 for construction related to the freeway widening project.

Goodyear, Arizona's upcoming downtown area, GSQ, attracts new businesses like Fogo de Chão and First Watch, set to open in 2026, amid broader development plans.

Scottsdale officer was injured when a military-style SUV driven by Lyle Harmon Jr. crashed into their patrol car. Harmon faces multiple charges including DUI and assault on an officer.

Two Phoenix Police officers were hospitalized after a suspect shot at them during a warrant service; both are recovering. A separate shooting led to a police standoff, but the suspect was not found.

Arizona's population increased to 7.6 million, with growing issues like traffic but also strong economic growth, including a low unemployment rate and job growth in certain sectors.

Monsoon storms disrupted Labor Day in the Valley, causing flight delays and power outages, with expectations of cooler weather and rain chances in the coming days.

The articles discuss movies that capture the spirit of Labor Day, highlighting workers' rights struggles and celebrating the labor movement's history.

Arizona State Prison Complex Lewis inmates are to get running water back after a main break, causing visitation and outdoor activity cancellation. Concerns arose over inmate hygiene and lack of information for families.

Arizona Superintendent Tom Horne rebuts AG Kris Mayes' claims, defending his management of the ESA program against allegations of funds misuse for purchases like diamond rings and TVs. He cites recovery of over $600,000 in improper buys.

ADEQ's public notice period for the Transwestern Pipeline Company's Class I Renewal Permit is now open for community input on environmental compliance.