YCSO arrested an individual threatening Dr. Daniel Bright Elementary after a parent reported suspicious content on a child's phone, confirming no other suspects are at large.

Chad Heywood is appointed as a City Judge for Glendale City Court, bringing prior experience as a Hearing Officer and Judge Pro Tempore, and strong community ties.

Two Amazon Prime Air drones crashed into a crane in Tolleson, Arizona, with authorities including local police and the FAA investigating the incident; no injuries were reported.

Residents in Globe, Arizona are facing the challenges of recovering from severe floods that damaged homes and possessions, highlighting a sense of community as they assist each other.

AZ Ice Arcadia rink in Phoenix sustains severe damage from a monsoon storm, with repairs estimated nearly $1 million and a timeline of weeks to restore full functionality.

Coconino County is set to conduct a public Logic and Accuracy Test on voting equipment for the Nov. 4 election to ensure accuracy and accessibility, with options for in-person and live video observation.

Maricopa County officially designated October as Domestic Violence Awareness Month, aiming to highlight and address the impact of domestic violence, as evidenced by the 61 lives lost in Arizona to related homicides last year.

Flagstaff will host an Indigenous Peoples Day event focused on Indigenous leadership on October 13, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., with cultural presentations and lunch.

The Buckeye Sundance Utility Billing Office is relocating to The Landing for improved convenience, with operations continuing Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., starting October 13.

Pinal County Board declared October as Breast Cancer Awareness Month to boost awareness, underscore early detection, and support those affected by the disease.

Luis Garcia was arrested for posing as a teenage boy online to exploit underage girls, with community urged to report further victims to Buckeye Police.

Arizona's Governor Katie Hobbs refuses to use state funds to keep national parks open during the federal shutdown, impacting local tourism and businesses financially.

Surprise Mayor Kevin Sartor declares October as "Domestic Violence Awareness Month" with events including "Wear Purple Day," an art exhibit, and a donation drive.