Maricopa County has indicted two brothers for running an organized retail theft ring targeting Home Depot stores, involving stolen hardware and trafficking of goods.

The Arizona district charged 134 individuals with immigration-related offenses as part of Operation Take Back America, targeting illegal immigration and cartel activity.

Navajo Nation President tours the Echo Cliffs Health Center construction site, highlighting a significant community milestone, with the $136 million facility set to offer various healthcare services by Fall 2026.

Arizona lawmakers oppose Trump administration's cut of TRIO Upward Bound grants, urging education secretary to reinstate college support for low-income students at Pima Community College.

The Sound Bites Music & Food Festival is set for October 11, 2025, in Gilbert, AZ, featuring Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers. Tickets are on sale, with various price options.

Tempe's Alameda Drive boasts new bike/pedestrian bridges as part of I-10 Broadway Curve Improvement Project, enhancing the city's multimodal transport network.

Chandler, Arizona is recognized as a national model for fiscal strength and responsibility, maintaining a AAA bond rating and following conservative budget principles.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes is leading a coalition to sue over the Trump-era tariffs, arguing they're unlawful under the IEEPA, as Arizona businesses warn of economic harm.

Fountain Hills is beginning the Palomino Boulevard Reconstruction Project to revamp the road and improve walkability, with scheduled disruptions starting August 11.

Surprise, AZ is hosting a 90s-themed Backyard Bash on September 26 at Mark Coronado Park, offering nostalgic activities and entertainment for all ages.

An Arizona father and son were sentenced for fentanyl trafficking; the father received 10 years and the son, 2 years plus probation, after a long-term investigation.

Closures on Loop 101 in Scottsdale and off-ramp at Loop 202 in Chandler are planned for infrastructure improvements, with ADOT advising alternative routes.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona seeks over $700 million in federal reimbursements for border security expenses since January 20, 2021, citing Task Force SAFE and other collaborations against drug trafficking efforts.