Former truck driver Zane James Hammond receives a 29-year sentence for attempted murder after a premeditated armed confrontation at his ex-employer's office.

Cochise County, Arizona, is searching for a Judge Pro Tempore following Judge Terry Bannon's resignation. Qualified attorneys are invited to apply by August 29 for a term that may last up to a year.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charged 172 individuals with immigration crimes in Arizona during early August, including charges of illegal re-entry and smuggling.

Arizona introduces a secure, anonymous voting system for military and overseas voters, funded by a DoD grant and tested for cybersecurity, offering easy ballot submission via personal devices.

Phoenix, AZ faces intense heat with highs nearing 110 degrees; slight evening relief. National Weather Service forecasts persisting heat, with a slight chance of rain later in the week.

The ACC supports a natural gas pipeline expansion in Arizona to meet energy demands, with new capacity added and diverse energy sources, including solar and nuclear.

Chandler, Arizona, unveiled a new pickleball facility in Tumbleweed Park, featuring 18 courts and amenities. The opening event includes a ribbon-cutting and introductory sessions.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes launches Operation Robocall Roundup to combat illegal robocalls with warning letters sent to 37 telecom companies.

ADOT announces no full freeway closures in Phoenix from Aug. 8-11, with some ramp and street shutdowns due to road improvements. Drivers are provided with alternate routes and can check real-time conditions on AZ511.gov.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs toured Southern Arizona, focusing on border security, a water project, bill signing on phone use in schools, veteran homelessness, and supporting a local business through a state loan program.

Lea Márquez Peterson was elected Chair of the Western Interconnection Regional Advisory Body (WIRAB), overseeing grid reliability in the Western North American region.

Gilbert Police Department invites locals to a 13-week Citizens' Academy offering an inside look at law enforcement.

Chandler and CUSD partner to improve career readiness for high school students with a $10,000 city investment, supporting credential acquisition and career exposure.