Arizona Ranked 4th in U.S. for Child Deaths in Hot Cars, Marana Toddler's Tragic Death a Solemn Reminder
A 2-year-old girl died in a hot car in Arizona, which ranks fourth in the US for child hot car deaths. Despite attempts to rescue her, she was pronounced dead at a hospital. A 2017 law allows breaking into vehicles to save children or pets in danger.
Lake Havasu City Police Make 57 Arrests Over July 4th Weekend, DUI and Traffic Stops Enhanced by Safety Grant
Lake Havasu City Police conducted arrests and traffics stops during the July 4th weekend, resulting in 57 arrests from 1,014 service calls, and enforced DUI checks with a grant from the Governor's Office of Highway Safety.
Globe Ranger District Initiates Five-Year Plan to Restore Mexican Spotted Owl Habitat Following Telegraph Fire
The Globe Ranger District plans a 5-year restoration project to revive the Mexican spotted owl habitat following the Telegraph Fire by planting native flora and pine trees across 551 acres.
As Temperatures Soar, Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail Becomes Refuge for Heat-Stricken Residents
Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail has become a refuge from the heat, causing concerns for regular riders encountering non-traveling individuals. Valley Metro is increasing security and using apps to address these issues.












