Goodyear partners with Ballet Arizona for a free 'Ballet Under the Stars' event on September 26 at Estrella Lakeside Amphitheater, featuring performances and pre-show activities.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes prosecuted Katherine Comesano and Gary Cartier for a $200,000+ pandemic unemployment fraud, resulting in 2.5-year prison sentences for each.

Hope Fest in Yavapai County included a tribute to fallen Sgt. Rick "R-Lo" Lopez, with an "Honor and Sacrifice" flag presented to his widow amidst celebrations and safety education.

Maricopa County seeks replacements for retiring judges John R. Hannah and Timothy J. Ryan, with the Commission on Trial Court Appointments handling the application and selection process.

Tempe police have arrested Kathleen Tierney for alleged threats on social media, leading to council meeting disruptions. Charges include computer tampering and misdemeanors.

Senator Mark Kelly discussed on MSNBC the need to address health care costs and potential consequences of a government shutdown, including higher ACA premiums and rural hospital closures.

Irvin Eduardo Ramos-Jimenez was indicted for Child Abuse and Weapon Misconduct after his daughter's death due to an unintentional shooting by her sibling.

Buckeye Police launch 2025 Pink Patch Project to support breast cancer awareness and charities, selling special patches, t-shirts, and coins. Proceeds benefit Bosom Buddies of Arizona.

Arizona's US 163 sees safety upgrades, including wider shoulders and rumble strips, from a $3.1 million ADOT project.

Native American students in Arizona show substantial academic improvements, with some schools in the Chinle district exceeding state averages in proficiency rates.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes will host 'Missing in Arizona' on October 18th at ASU to address and support cases of the disappeared. The event will gather DNA and offer a candle-lighting ceremony.

Mesa Public Library offers a Writer in Residence Program with author Marc Mason, providing one-on-one writing sessions and workshops from October to December at Red Mountain Library.

An Arizona audit revealed procedural flaws in the Department of Child Safety's handling of non-criminal child abuse and neglect reports, including delays in recording investigation findings.