An Albanian woman was indicted in Phoenix for not leaving the U.S. after her removal order. She faces a fine and imprisonment under Operation Take Back America.

Maricopa's Celebration of the Arts Grant Program offers funding for artists and non-profits to support local cultural projects.

Glendale's free Writer in Residence Program features poets Shawnte Orion and Rosemarie Dombrowski offering workshops and consultations at local libraries.

Navajo Nation President Nygren discussed financial priorities with the White House, opposing cuts to Native American programs and advocating for the Navajo community's needs.

The Dragon Bravo Fire has become the largest ever in the Grand Canyon's North Rim, destroying 70 structures including the Grand Canyon Lodge. Despite suppression challenges, tourists visit; locals air grievances over its management.

Maricopa celebrates State Route 347 widening with community events including a pool party, family entertainment, and a potluck.

A Phoenix man, Andorfo Vargas, was tased in court after a volatile appearance for violating a restraining order and making threats against his ex-girlfriend and her family.

DNA evidence leads to the arrest of Steven Paul Lipton for a 2009 sexual assault case involving an eight-year-old girl in Peoria, after new testing funded by SAKI grants.

Tim Carter is appointed as Coconino County's new Emergency Management Director, bringing 20+ years of experience and credentials including a master's in emergency management.

Senator Kelly visited constituents detained by ICE in Arizona and criticized Trump's immigration enforcement policies, promising to advocate for reform.

Phoenix sees increased use of chilled water stations amid heat, dispensing the equivalent of 150,000 plastic water bottles. Volunteers are key to their maintenance, with 7 stations operating and more planned.

One person died and another was seriously injured in a high-speed motorcycle accident on Loop 202 in Phoenix. The crash involved two riders losing control on a ramp curve.

Two men, Aiden Cornish and Trent Kennedy, were arrested for a series of appliance thefts from Scottsdale and Paradise Valley homes, using the profits to rent a Lamborghini.