Governor Katie Hobbs appointed veteran and businessman Jimmy McCain to the Arizona Board of Regents, emphasizing his passion for educational access in Arizona.

Phoenix police arrested Raymond Hernandez for identity theft he committed in 2019 by using his brother's identity to evade a suspended license, following an ADOT detective’s investigation.

The Phoenix Police Department shared details of an officer-involved shooting following a reported armed robbery, with the suspect dying after a confrontation where he allegedly raised a gun at officers.

Arizona AG Kris Mayes leads a multistate effort urging to protect over a million acres of public lands from potential federal rollback of the Roadless Rule, which may jeopardize recreational spaces and local economies.

Queen Creek Parks and Recreation Department retains its Certified Autism Center designation, symbolizing their commitment to inclusivity and accessibility for individuals with autism through staff training and adaptive facilities.

The Arizona Fall League returns on October 6th, with the Peoria Javelinas playing at Peoria Sports Complex, showcasing talent from five MLB teams. Tickets are affordable and parking is free.

The City of Peoria and VF Law are hosting a semi-annual HOA Academy on November 15, 2025, providing training for community management. Registration is $15, with limited seats available.

Chandler, AZ, won the 2025 Healthy Arizona Worksite Platinum Award for its employee wellness efforts, including health programs and community health events.

Tolleson will begin infrastructure upgrades on 96th Ave, with minimal water disruptions and traffic control, including a water outage on September 25 for valve replacements.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office arrested Luis Perez after a chase where he drove at high speeds, slowed down, and filmed the incident, facing several charges including aggravated DUI.

An 11-year-old student was detained for having a pellet gun, marijuana vape, and knife in his backpack at Cerbat Elementary School in Kingman, Arizona.

A judge ruled in Ben Alvarez's favor, returning over 50 seized animals after prosecution failed to prove neglect allegations against the Arizona man. Critics have questioned the Sheriff's case, while Alvarez aims to restore his tarnished reputation.

The Mohave County Sheriff's Office identified two sisters as the children of a 1989 Arizona homicide victim, Marina Ramos, after a breakthrough with fingerprint analysis and DNA tests.