Tempe Introduces Stricter E-Scooter and E-Bike Regulations Amid Safety Concerns
Tempe is considering tougher e-scooter and e-bike regulations to improve safety, with potential speed and age limits, and enforcement strategies like drones, as accidents involving these vehicles have become a concern.
Maricopa County Seeks New Justice of the Peace for Ironwood Precinct Following Getzwiller's Departure
Maricopa County seeks a new Justice of the Peace for the Ironwood Justice Precinct following Joe B. Getzwiller's departure, offering a temporary position to eligible Republicans until end of 2026, with applications due by January 12, 2026.
Bomb Scare Justice: Explosive Package Triggers Evacuation at Phoenix State Courts, Heroic Response Hailed
A homemade explosive in a package at the State Courts Building in Phoenix led to an evacuation and a coordinated response by local and federal agencies, with Chief Justice Timmer praising their swift action.
Tonto National Forest to Implement Controlled Burns in Payson and Pleasant Valley for Wildfire Prevention
Controlled burns are planned for Payson and Pleasant Valley Ranger Districts in Tonto National Forest to reduce wildfire risks, with temporary access restrictions and a notice for impacted air quality.
Phoenix Disruption as Glendale Police Engage in Shooting with Armed Suspect Amid Foot Chase Near 29th Avenue
Glendale Police were involved in a shooting in Phoenix during an attempted arrest of a domestic violence suspect, resulting in the suspect being hospitalized with potentially life-threatening injuries.
Arizona AG Kris Mayes Files Challenge Against Utility Regulators' Approval of TEP's Energy Deal with Tucson Data Center
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes is contesting the Arizona Corporation Commission's approval of a private energy rate agreement for Tucson Electric Power, citing potential rate hikes and lack of transparency.












