Arizona replaces Silver Alert with SAFE Alert for missing vulnerable persons, mandating no delay in issuing alerts and biannual law enforcement training.

Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Daniel R. Huff as a Pima County Superior Court judge, recognizing his commitment and expertise in juvenile and family law.

St. Johns Police issued a Silver Alert for 40-year-old Daniel Burdick, last seen on West 4th Street South. He's driving a white Toyota Yaris, license CNK0083, is vulnerable due to a medical condition, and was wearing an orange jacket and blue jeans.

Goodyear breaks ground for Ballpark Village, a new 7.7-acre retail and entertainment hub near Goodyear Ballpark, with the project nearly fully leased and featuring diverse tenants and a Rush Funplex facility.

Police in Phoenix shot a man who held a toddler hostage with a machete; both were hospitalized but are stable. The incident occurred during a response to a domestic violence alert.

Multiple shootings in Phoenix led to two men being wounded and a separate incident resulting in one fatality. Police investigations are underway with limited details available.

Miami, Arizona, faces severe flash floods, causing property and infrastructure damage, road closures, and the community begins recovery efforts amid ongoing flood warnings.

An Alpha Trainer aircraft crashed near Wickenburg Municipal Airport due to engine problems, resulting in a forced landing and minor injuries to the two individuals onboard.

Scottsdale Fashion Square is set to undergo renovations, including upgrades to the Palm Court and the addition of Edo Japanese Grill, with minimal impact on shoppers during construction starting in early 2026.

Senator Ruben Gallego visited Tucson to discuss economic issues, housing, and broadband access, advocating for cost reductions and federal investments in research and infrastructure.

The Tolleson Union High School District in Arizona refused to provide financial records to the legislature without imposing a $26,000 fee, raising concerns over government transparency.

Mexican drug trafficker Jorge Anaya-Valencia receives a 15-year sentence for methamphetamine distribution in Arizona, with his history of removals and convictions influencing the sentence.

A man in Maricopa County was sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder and arson over a $300 debt. He endangered multiple residents by setting fire to an apartment.