The Tucson community is searching for missing elderly woman Nancy Hancock, who has a medical condition causing confusion and was last seen driving a white Toyota Venza.

Arizona's real estate market cools down, offering better prospects for buyers, with property prices down 7-8% since July 2022. Real estate professionals express cautious optimism, advising owners to invest in property upgrades to stay competitive.

16-year-old Troy Aguilar-Olmos was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for assaulting his girlfriend, as stated by Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.

The Arizona Supreme Court reversed a lower court's decision in a medical malpractice case, stating that expert testimony that negligence 'likely' caused injury is sufficient without guessing causation.

Retired detention officer Melissa Lawson opened up about her breast cancer fight, stressing the importance of awareness of health disparities among Black women and the severity of her treatment. She now leads a support group, "Soul Sistahs Fighting."

Avondale's hospitality sector is set to expand with a new Embassy Suites by Hilton at The BLVD, signaling growth and enhanced event capacity for the city.

Scottsdale City Council endorsed a pay adjustment plan for police communications and water operations staff to tackle job vacancies and retain essential workers.

Senator Mark Kelly and 45 other Democrats urged Trump to oppose West Bank annexation by Israel, emphasizing negotiations for peace between Israel and Palestine.

Mercedes Brena, a former HR specialist at Yuma Elementary School District, faces 9 felony charges for alleged misuse of district funds, including payroll fraud and unauthorized card purchases, resulting in an $86,388 loss.

California car owner solves dual-state registration issue via Arizona Department of Transportation's Fraud Hotline, confirmed car was stolen and fraudulently registered in Arizona.

Cochise County increases financial transparency, using digital tools like Arizona OpenBooks and OpenGov.com for residents to review fiscal management and spending.

Scottsdale City Council approved a Public Safety Compensation Philosophy to maintain top salaries for police and firefighters, ensuring the city remains competitive in these fields.

Avondale's Household Hazardous Waste event on November 8, 2025, offers local residents safe disposal of waste, document shredding, and medication drop-off.