Officer Nick Wylie of the Surprise Police Department serves as a full-time School Resource Officer at Arizona Charter Academy, building trust and engaging with students beyond traditional law enforcement roles.

Funeral services for 10-year-old Rebekah Baptiste are set for August 18. She died after alleged abuse by her father and his girlfriend, who face murder charges. Her community is mourning her loss.

Paralegal Christopher Byers was arrested for allegedly smuggling drugs into Maricopa County's 4th Avenue Jail after discolored paperwork tested positive for synthetic cannabinoids.

After numerous drug overdoses in Maricopa County jails, the MCSO is being urged to take action. Despite new scanning equipment and increased drug search efforts, overdoses continue to rise, with new X-ray machines planned for installation.

A Phoenix family seeks justice for the road rage shooting of Brittany Guitterez-Bugarin, two years after her death with no arrests made. They hope media attention will spark leads.

A former Tempe police commander accuses city officials of misusing police data to track homeless individuals and advocates, although the city and police chief deny these allegations.

Phoenix is set to experience a week of soaring temperatures, with highs potentially reaching 112°F and persistent sunny skies, alongside a slight chance for evening thunderstorms.

Camp Sunrise and Sidekicks in Arizona offers a special camp experience for children who've battled cancer and their siblings, focusing on their unique needs and providing emotional healing.

Phoenix Public Library collaborates with Laufey for "A Very Laufey Day" event, offering a special library card and inviting the community to celebrate music and reading.

Public comment period opened for AzEIP's new incident reporting procedure, allowing feedback until September 15, 2025. Submissions via mail, fax, phone, or email.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes reminded mobile home park owners of legal obligations for utility billing, warning against overbilling and unfair eviction tactics.

Arizona's Early Intervention Program (AzEIP) invites public input on a proposed interim IFSP procedure through September 15, 2025, to expedite support for children with developmental needs.

Briiana Velez has been named Director of Phoenix's Street Transportation Department, effective Aug. 18, 2025, after serving as Assistant Director since 2018.