The Arizona AG is investigating Thin Blue Line Benefits Association for illegal insurance practices following a cease-and-desist order and reports of medical bill-related debt among first responders.

Fountain Hills unveiled a new mural by Laura Thurbon at Fountain Park, adding artistic charm and a photo opportunity for visitors near the Veteran's Memorial.

A man was arrested in Buckeye for pointing a gun at officers during a welfare check, leading to a standoff with SWAT and his eventual detention with minor injuries.

Speaker Steve Montenegro refines his policy staff team in the Arizona House, including appointing Kelsey Jahntz as Director of Policy and Gina Swoboda as Senior Policy Advisor.

Governor Katie Hobbs is set to select a new judge for the Pima County Superior Court from five nominees vetted by the Pima County Commission on Trial Court Appointments.

Coconino County offers an Economic Injury Disaster Loan program for businesses affected by local wildfires, asking owners to fill out a worksheet for potential financial aid.

Senator Gallego influenced the advancement of the ROAD to Housing Act of 2025 in the Senate, aiming to address affordability and supply in the housing market.

Yavapai County Sheriff's Office investigates a series of trailer fires in Seligman with no injuries reported, appealing for public assistance to find the perpetrator(s).

Construction of a $3.6 million convenience store begins in Indian Wells, a step towards economic independence for the Navajo Nation, creating jobs and revenue.

A multi-agency traffic enforcement operation in Yavapai County resulted in 69 stops, 44 speed-related citations, and 5 arrests for various criminal charges.

Local Kaibab Lodge owner supports firefighters amidst the Dragon Bravo Fire near the Grand Canyon, providing meals and lodgings, while fearing for his historic property.

A 3-year-old is critical after nearly drowning in a Scottsdale apartment complex pool. Resuscitated by first responders, the child's current condition is critical; circumstances are unclear.

A multi-car accident on Tempe's Loop 202 eastbound lanes resulted in closures, delays, and five people hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. The lanes reopened after three hours.