Arizona Attorney General Leads Multistate Opposition Against Rollback of Federal Land Protections
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 Renews Certified Autism Centerâ„¢ Designation, Enhances Inclusivity Efforts
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.
Arizona Man Reunited with Exotic Animals After Judge Drops Neglect Charges
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.
Decades-Old Arizona Murder Case Unravels as Victim's Daughters Discovered; Mohave County Sheriff's Office Seeks Justice
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.
Gilbert Community Mourns Loss of Two Women in DUI Crash; Suspected Driver Faces Charges After Tragic Incident
A suspected drunk driver ran a red light and crashed into an Uber, killing the driver and her passenger in Gilbert. The families mourn, and funds have been raised to support them.
Valley Family Pleads for Information on Suspect after Myssa Leyvas' Death in Tonto National Forest Hit-and-Run
A hit-and-run in Tonto National Forest claimed Myssa Leyvas' life; family seeks information on the incident, while MCSO searches for a damaged gray/silver SUV. A GoFundMe has been set up for the family.












