Lori Vallow Daybell, convicted of attempted murder in Arizona, is seeking a new trial, alleging her constitutional rights were violated and her illness impeded her ability to represent herself. She accuses the court of bias and procedural issues.

A Phoenix man is charged with animal cruelty and running an unlicensed veterinary clinic after authorities found 16 neglected dogs and a makeshift surgery setup.

Two men were sentenced for a shootout at a bus stop that injured an infant and another person in Maricopa County after a dispute escalated into gunfire.

Arizona's fireworks law allows use between June 24-July 6, limiting to ground-based items. Aerial fireworks are banned. Buckeye's website has detailed rules, and fireworks safety is stressed, with the local police providing a safety video.

Attorney General Mayes and 21 peers sued the Trump Administration to block sweeping cuts to state funding, arguing such actions are unprecedented and illegal. They seek to protect funds for crime prevention, education, and more.

Tempe, Arizona, received a $20,000 AARP grant for an ADU Design Challenge to promote affordable and sustainable living, easing the process for homeowners to build secondary homes on their property.

Fountain Hills selects Timothy A. La Sota, PLC as new Town Attorney; Jennifer Wright to represent the firm in legal matters for the town, following a 5-2 Council vote.

Casa Grande Public Library is offering a Summer Reading Program and other events like scavenger hunts, tech classes, and crafting clubs to promote reading and learning.

WeRIDE Microtransit in Peoria is expanding its service area to improve neighborhood connectivity starting July 1, with fares from $1 and user-friendly features like an app for payments and scheduling.

A Phoenix woman shot and killed her boyfriend, Tony Garcia, following an alleged assault. She was released pending investigation. Details remain unclear.

Flagstaff City Council will correct a clerical error in capacity fees, potentially increasing water service charges; public hearing scheduled for August 26, 2025.

Chase Scott Christman was sentenced to three life terms for a triple murder in Ahwatukee. He pleaded guilty to the crimes, including stabbing and shooting the victims.

The Bridge Creek Fire near Navajo Mountain has grown to 2,219 acres, prompting a coordinated response from an Incident Management Team and 121 personnel.