Pima County Health Department and Arizona Bilingual News host a free event for families on 9/28, offering resources, entertainment, and raffle prizes at the Kino Event Center.

The Arizona Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions was found to have inconsistencies in enforcement and documentation, and some conflict-of-interest issues, per an audit report.

Proposition 314, Arizona's "Secure the Border Act," faces debate over implications for border security and illegal immigration prior to the November vote.

A suspect, Marquea Cato, was arrested for a shooting at a Phoenix construction site that left one worker dead and another critically injured following an argument.

Tempe's Movies in the Park series offers free family-friendly film screenings, pre-movie activities, and additional events such as the Family BOO Bash, every Friday night in October at Kiwanis Park.

A woman from Glendale was sentenced to four months in prison for assaulting a TSA agent at Phoenix Airport, followed by a three-year supervised release.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren promotes voter registration among Diné citizens for the 2024 elections, emphasizing the importance of voting for the future.

Three people died in an early morning fire in a backyard casita near Arlington, southwest of Buckeye. Firefighters responded, and an investigation is ongoing to determine the cause.

AZ Lemonade Stand, founded by two school friends, has grown from a burger joint's homemade drink to a million-dollar brand poised to hit $2.75 million in sales and 1000+ retail stores.

Mesa launches a Girl's Flag Football League and a Flag Football Kinder Clinic, encouraging young girls and kids to play football. Registration for these inclusive, skill-building programs is open until late September.

Phoenix police released a video of an officer-involved shooting after a man broke into a car and later fired at officers, wounding two, one fatally. The suspect was apprehended, and an investigation is ongoing.

One person died and two were critically injured in a car crash in Tempe, near Loop 202; impairment was ruled out as a factor. Details are still under investigation by local authorities.

Arizonans are reporting a surge in political calls and texts ahead of elections, with strategies employed due to the state's swing status and the low cost of text message campaigns.