Tombstone seeks two members for its Historic Preservation Commission, offering a role in safeguarding the city's historic legacy through regular meetings and various preservation-related responsibilities.

Arizona Rep. Walt Blackman supports the Resolution Copper project, citing the potential for job creation and economic growth in the region. He urges the U.S. Forest Service to expedite approval.

Scottsdale United Methodist Church plans an 82-unit affordable housing complex, sparking mixed community reactions and concerns on shared community spaces.

A 3-year-old boy died after being found unresponsive in a Scottsdale apartment pool; no signs of foul play were found. Safety tips were shared following the incident.

Phoenix's LSG Sky Chefs violated city heat regulations, resulting in an investigation. Non-functioning ACs in catering trucks put airport workers at risk. The city may terminate their contract for repeat offenses.

A pregnant 16-year-old, Zariah Dodd, was found shot dead in Phoenix, with suspect Jurrell Davis, believed to be the baby's father, facing charges including murder and sexual misconduct.

Tempe Police arrested Edwin Edward Denis for the fatal shooting of a 17-year-old boy in Tempe, Arizona. He faces first-degree murder and endangerment charges.

Somos Peoria returns for a celebration of Latin culture on September 27, featuring music from Color Me Badd and others, with a contest for local bands. Tickets are available online.

Chandler's new LEAD program aims to develop youth professional skills through partnership with local educational institutions, offering a free Level Up Conference.

Queen Creek invites K-12 students to enter an art and poetry contest for Constitution Week, with rewards from local businesses and a chance to present at events.

Senator Ruben Gallego advocates for Arizona military and veterans in the Senate MilCon-VA Appropriations Bill with provisions for a new Child Development Center, combatting veteran homelessness, and improved health care services.

Arizona Senators Kelly and Gallego are promoting rural development in Arizona, with a Senate bill allocating $2.7 million to infrastructure, aiming to enhance public safety and flood control systems.

A toddler is critically ill after a near-drowning in a Phoenix pool; the circumstances are under investigation, with reminders of water safety being issued.