Families in Arizona demand improved safety on the dangerous Apache Trail after multiple crashes, including a fatal incident, and near-misses involving teenagers.

An 8-year-old brought a loaded gun to an Arizona school; officials intervened and an investigation is underway. No threats were made and potential charges for the parents are unclear.

Mail-in voting is prominent in Arizona's CD7 special election, with most early ballots returned by post, reflecting high voter confidence and preference for the current system.

Adelita Grijalva won Arizona's 7th Congressional District, continuing her father's legacy and becoming the first Latina to represent Arizona in Congress.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruling allows defendants to claim ineffective assistance of counsel if not previously waived, impacting cases like Michael Eugene Traverso's.

Flagstaff's Mayor Becky Daggett expressed condolences for a community member who died in a collision with a police officer, reflecting the city's sorrow and solidarity.

Spark Surprise, a new business resource hub, launches in Surprise city, with an inaugural event, "Show Me the Money," featuring financial experts and networking opportunities, as announced by City News.

Junn Alan Quinto Coleman received an 18-year sentence for a violent robbery and shooting at a Phoenix store. He pled guilty to Hobbs Act Robbery and discharging a firearm during the crime. The case was part of Project Safe Neighborhoods.

Audra Michael rejoins the Best Friends Animal Society's Network Strategy Council, bringing her successful no-kill sheltering experience from Pinal County Animal Care & Control to guide other animal welfare groups.

Billy Moore Days festival celebrates Avondale's heritage in October with a carnival, live music, and diverse activities, offering wristbands for rides and benefiting local charities.

The Arizona audit report reveals shortcomings in the state's noncriminal child abuse investigations, citing a lack of properly informed individuals and timely documentation by the Department of Child Safety.

ADOT is set to begin a pavement replacement project on State Route 70 in Safford and Thatcher on Sept. 29, with a $12.2 million budget, including ADA-compliant upgrades.

Phoenix traffic is expected to be heavy due to a Cardinals vs. Seahawks game. ADOT advises early departure and using the Loop 202 to avoid I-10 congestion. Real-time updates are available on az511.gov and the corresponding app.