A Silver Alert has been issued in Maricopa County for 77-year-old Roger Holm, a missing senior with medical conditions, last seen in Surprise, Arizona.

Firefighters continue to battle the Simmons Fire near Kearny, Arizona, which remains uncontained at 475 acres. Efforts focus on protecting the town as residents face evacuation orders due to the fierce blaze.

Arizona's Secretary of State's Office received a Clearinghouse Award for their AI TTX program, designed to prep election officials against digital threats.

The Republican House Committee in Arizona recommends impeaching Democratic Attorney General Kris Mayes, alleging abuse of power, but she denies the claims.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs vetoes a bill on deepfakes citing free speech concerns, signs others related to elections, public health, and public-private partnerships.

AZDPS launches "50 Stories, One Mission" campaign to recruit over 50 new members to the State Trooper Academy by October 2024 to enhance the force's diversity.

The ADEQ has issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Maricopa County for Thursday due to rising ozone levels. Residents are urged to minimize outdoor activities and reduce emissions.

An early morning fire in a South Phoenix home is suspected of being arson by 30-year-old Frederick Michael Garnes; he was arrested after hospitalization and no one else was harmed.

Scottsdale and Phoenix area residents see relief as arrests halt 'dinnertime burglaries' of over $4 million in valuables, with South American Crime Syndicate suspects using high-tech devices for thefts.

Resources like the National Domestic Violence and Suicide Hotlines provide round-the-clock support, alongside hotlines like Teen Lifeline and Bloom365, especially highlighted during Mental Health Awareness month.

Goodyear's Fleet Division ranks as one of the top maintenance teams in the nation for the fourth consecutive year, recognized for operational excellence and efficiency.

Surprise is upgrading an intersection with flashing yellow arrows to improve safety and traffic flow, with installation causing temporary lane closures and detours.

Buckeye Police enforce a strict curfew from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for minors, with potential civil or criminal penalties for violations.