Maricopa County voters are notified of an MVD glitch affecting their registration, potentially limiting voting to federal-only unless citizenship proof is provided.

Phoenix firefighters rescued several hikers from Camelback Mountain; one is in critical condition and two women were hospitalized due to extreme heat.

Water leakage on Lake Mary Road in Flagstaff led to the creation of a detour, with the city reassuring residents of a stable water supply despite the issue.

Arizona's DES is criticized for poor customer service and not analyzing data, potentially causing access barriers and oversight in addressing systemic discrimination issues.

Cochise County appoints Christine McLachlan as the new Development Services Director, highlighting her 15+ years of planning and economic development experience.

Carlos Galvan was sentenced to 44 years for the second-degree murder of Officer Bryan Brown after a violent 2020 confrontation outside an Arizona casino.

Arizona State Representative Walt Blackman confirmed the death of Officer Gabriel Facio of the Apache Junction Police Department following an on-duty injury.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Mounted Posse presented $13,000 in scholarships to Yavapai College students, maintaining its history of supporting local education.

A motorcyclist died in a collision with a truck in Apache Junction, and authorities redirected traffic post-accident. The crash cause is under investigation.

Axon ends negotiations with Scottsdale for its HQ expansion due to "toxic" council politics but will proceed with its plans for a campus and 2,000 housing units, allowed by a recent Arizona bill.

The South Phoenix light rail expansion is complete, with over a thousand locals attending the opening ceremony. The extension will improve commute times and is expected to attract 8,000 daily riders, despite construction woes for local businesses.

Residents near the planned Amkor Technology semiconductor plant in Peoria express concerns about traffic and contamination, despite the expected creation of 2,000 jobs.

Flagstaff's Timber Sky project is merging high-end and affordable homes, while Scottsdale's Laveen Village is set to host a Rush Funplex, reflecting a push for diverse and inclusive community planning in Arizona.