A Phoenix woman was arrested for multiple fraud-related felonies, including identity theft and credit card fraud, after being identified by surveillance video engaging in mail theft.

The Arizona Secretary of State's Office informs the public about voter registration efforts by VPC and CVI, noting their mailed forms are valid despite not being state-issued.

Phoenix man, John Joseph Chmielewski, was arrested in Scottsdale for indecent behavior and drug possession after police were called to an apartment complex.

LUCHA filed a lawsuit to block an Arizona ballot proposition, HCR 2060, claiming it combines multiple subjects, violating the state constitution's single-subject rule.

Activists in Tucson protested the proposed FY 2025 city budget, criticizing the $228 million for police and only $9.9 million for housing, expressing the need for more balanced funding priorities.

A 4.6 magnitude earthquake from Baja California, Mexico, was felt in southwestern Arizona, causing no reported damage or injuries. Residents can submit their experiences to the USGS.

Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell seeks an execution warrant for murderer Aaron Gunches, amidst Arizona's death penalty debates and execution halts.

Maricopa County Court sentences Gerardo Estrada to 281 years for sexually abusing five minors, with no possibility for early release. County Attorney Mitchell praises the victims' bravery.

The Arizona Attorney General's Office searched the Apache County Attorney's Office, with details sealed by court order. The County Attorney has not been named as a subject of the investigation.

Rep. Ruben Gallego supports Biden's border executive order, calls for further measures, citing his commitment to Arizona border issues and recent legislative efforts to manage the crisis and combat fentanyl trafficking.

Coconino County Board elects Judy Begay as Chair and Patrice Horstman as Vice-Chair, set to lead through 2024.

A fire broke out in a Lake Havasu City home under renovation, quickly extinguished by firefighters, resulting in one minor firefighter injury. The cause is under investigation.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs criticizes HCR 2060, claiming it harms businesses, law enforcement, and budget, despite its House passage. She calls for comprehensive immigration reform and bipartisan Congressional action.