Avondale initiates a crack seal road preservation project across multiple neighborhoods, without disrupting trash services, expecting completion from July to November. Residents are advised of potential towing and commute disruptions.

Flagstaff is seeking a new city manager as Greg Clifton retires in August, with Duffy Group hired to aid the thorough search. Applications are due by September 12, 2025.

Stacy Saltzburg, Flagstaff City Clerk, has been named Clerk of the Year by the Arizona Municipal Clerks’ Association for her contributions to municipal governance and community service.

Arizona woman sentenced to 102 months for aiding North Korean IT worker fraud scheme, generating over $17 million for North Korea and causing identity theft and harm to U.S. companies' integrity.

Senator Ruben Gallego introduced two bipartisan bills aimed at increasing affordable housing by redefining "manufactured housing" and reducing bureaucracy in rural housing development.

Lucid Group partners with mineral companies to secure U.S. battery supply chain, forming the MINAC coalition aimed at domestic sourcing of battery materials for EV production.

The 'Baby Skylar' case trial has been postponed until March 2026, as defense needs more time for case review and settlement preparation. Annie Anderson, charged with the infant's murder, is on electronic monitoring after bond reduction.

A burglary at Restock Ave in Phoenix involved a stolen vehicle crashing into the store, with thieves targeting high-value items. The owner faces a significant setback to his business.

Police arrested Jonathan Vazquez and Maricela Alexis Bahschnitt in connection with the murder of Grant Siefert, whose stabbed body was found in a Glendale pond.

Phoenix police rescued four children from a hot car; national incidents of similar nature resulted in several fatalities, prompting discussions on vehicular safety and childcare.

Dixon Golf inaugurated its eco-friendly new headquarters in Chandler, Arizona, featuring energy-efficient systems and showcasing the company's commitment to green innovation.

Scottsdale Police Department's budget has been enhanced to increase officer pay, staff, and technology, aiming to retain and attract law enforcement professionals.

Rep. Walt Blackman criticizes Arizona's wildfire practices for preferring out-of-state crews over local contractors, which is costlier and undermines state readiness. He demands a review of dispatch records and policy reform.