Vamsi Potiny was arrested by Pima County Sheriffs in connection with his missing father, with searches for Sitharamanjaneyulu Potiny ongoing in Southern Arizona.

Authorities in Mohave County euthanized a methamphetamine-affected dog with internal injuries. Owners Marcia Peterson and Trevor Berry face charges; Berry remains at large. The Sheriff's Office seeks public help in the case.

The article discusses the forecast of variable weather in Phoenix, including chances of showers and thunderstorms, a gradual increase in temperatures up to 104°F, and suggestions for residents to stay hydrated and informed.

Phoenix Police issued a Silver Alert for missing 68-year-old Dinah Nyiramasaka, last seen in a multicolored dress, who may be disoriented due to a medical condition.

Arizona Senators Gallego and Kelly announced $1.45 million in grants for local nonprofits to aid affordable housing, advocating for expedited future disbursements.

Avondale's Police Department opened a new, modern Dispatch Communications Center, boasting improved technology, more space, and support for staff wellness.

Jeremy Naltazan received a 13-year prison sentence for Sexual Assault and Attempted Sexual Assault, followed by lifetime probation, after pleading guilty.

Surprise, AZ prepares for Perfect Game baseball events, including the Wood Bat Fall Kick-Off and Fall National Championships, at the Surprise Stadium Complex in September.

Arizona House Speaker Montenegro accuses Secretary of State Fontes of proposing illegal election procedures in the 2025 EPM, potentially leading to a legal dispute.

Senator Mark Kelly leads a Congressional inquiry into alleged targeting of immigrant U.S. military members and their families during the Trump administration, demanding answers from DHS and DoD.

Flagstaff's Fourth-Lockett Roundabout closure is set for Saturday, September 13, for final striping, with detours in place for vehicles and Mountain Line adjustments.

Avondale Councilmember Max White was named vice chair of the Valley Metro Board for FY 2026 and is recognized for her role in improving local transit, including the WeRIDE microtransit program with high satisfaction and punctuality rates.

The Countryside Recreation Center is hosting its annual Monster Bash with activities and costume contests on October 24, from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Pre-registration is recommended.