Maricopa County Sheriff Disputes Audit Claims of Misused Funds in Federal Oversight Program
Sheriff Jerry Sheridan disputes an audit claiming Maricopa County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) overreported costs for federal oversight from a racial profiling case, asserting no misused funds and planning to hire a CPA for a reevaluation.
Silent Witness and CenturyLink Collaborate to Combat Copper Theft Epidemic in Arizona
Silent Witness and CenturyLink collaborate to raise awareness of copper thefts in Arizona, which threaten public safety and vital services such as 911. The initiative educates the public on identifying impostors performing such thefts.
Senator Mark Kelly Champions Steve Carmel as Nominee to Lead Maritime Administration Amid Industry Revitalization Efforts
Senator Mark Kelly introduced Steve Carmel as the nominee for MARAD, emphasizing the need to revitalize the U.S. maritime industry and Carmel's extensive maritime experience.
Avondale's MC85 to Undergo Asphalt Maintenance, Expect Lane Restrictions and Possible Delays
Avondale Public Works and ViaSun are initiating asphalt maintenance on MC85, impacting Dysart Road to 6th Street and Central Avenue to Litchfield Road, starting with crack sealing on October 29-30 and micro surfacing on November 6-7.
Avondale Family Displaced by House Fire After Suspected Lightning Strike During Thunderstorm
A lightning strike is believed to have caused a house fire in Avondale, displacing the Vargas family. The fire caused extensive damage but no injuries. Firefighters saved sentimental items, and the family is now seeking temporary housing.
Arizona Attorney General and Rep-Elect Adelita Grijalva Sue U.S. House Over Delayed Swearing-In Amidst Political Showdown
Arizona's AG Kristin Mayes and Rep-elect Adelita Grijalva sue the U.S. House for delaying Grijalva's induction, hinting at political obstruction linked to the Epstein files release vote.
Gilbert Days Parade and Festival Returns with Softball, Live Music, and "Out of this World" Fun on November 21-22
The Gilbert Days Parade and Festival is scheduled for November 21-22, 2025, featuring a softball tournament, live music, and family activities. Tickets are available, with a parade and half marathon causing road closures.
Cochise County Attorney's Office Boosts Transparency with Revised Jail Report Ahead of Tax Election
Cochise County Attorney's Office released a more detailed NIJO report, supporting transparency in governance and informing voters ahead of a tax election for Jail District funding. Officials assert this will not jeopardize jail security.












