Edmund Davis of Montana pleaded guilty to possessing child sex abuse material, related to an investigation following the reappearance of missing Arizona teen Alicia Navarro.

Sierra Linda High School in Phoenix was put on lockdown after students saw threatening messages on social media. Police searched the campus and found no danger. Classes resumed after the lockdown.

Tolleson announces a Household Hazardous Waste Collection Event on October 10, 2024. Residents must register by October 4 to dispose of hazardous items like antifreeze and old paint.

Chino Valley's "Make It Chino" General Plan 2040 won an award at the Arizona APA conference for best comprehensive plan in towns with populations under 50,000.

Cochise County reached a $125,000 settlement with American Oversight over public records issues and plans to improve transparency with NextRequest software and a full-time paralegal.

The National Weather Service forecasts consistent high temperatures and clear skies for Phoenix, with daily highs around 107 degrees and nights in the high 70s.

Fountain Hills has designated October as Arts & Humanities Month to celebrate its cultural diversity with a range of events, including exhibitions and culinary classes.

Peoria Sports Complex hosts a free Fall Family Movie Night on October 12, featuring "The Nightmare Before Christmas," with pre-show activities, food trucks, games, and a costume contest.

Iran launched missiles at Israel, prompting a security response; the act was retaliation for Israeli strikes in Gaza and Lebanon. Most missiles were intercepted by Israel and US defenses. National turmoil ensues as leaders vow further action.

NTSB report attributes a crash in Goodyear, AZ, primarily to driver fatigue, resulting in two cyclists' deaths.

The U.S. GSA will enforce lane reductions on Urtuzuastegui St. near the San Luis I Land Port of Entry on October 2, from 6-9 a.m., affecting local and cross-border traffic.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office revealed additional voter data coding errors affecting 120,000 citizens, increasing the total to 218,000. The issue is linked to a previous MVD coding mistake, with officials working to rectify it.

The Tucson Police and US Attorney's Office charged 54 individuals federally for gun crimes since October 2023, as part of an initiative to reduce gun violence.