Arizona Attorney General Calls for Overhaul of Utility Cut-Off Policies After Elderly Woman's Death Amid APS Disconnect
An 82-year-old Arizona woman's death led to a call for utility policy reform after her power was disconnected by APS for unpaid bills, despite attempts to contact her and near triple-digit temperatures.
New Rescue Oasis Park and Swim Center Opens in Surprise, AZ Offering Cool Fun and Fire Safety Education
Surprise, Arizona launched the Rescue Oasis Park and Swim Center, featuring water slides, an aquatic center, and the city's ninth fire station, aiming for community engagement and inclusivity.
Man Charged with Second-Degree Murder in Downtown Phoenix Shooting, Police Seek Public's Help
Phoenix authorities have arrested Jose Garcia in connection with the fatal shooting of 26-year-old Jiehiason Lane in downtown Phoenix. Police are requesting additional cell phone footage from witnesses as the investigation continues.
First Defendant Sentenced in Preston Lord Murder Case, "Preston's Law" Awaits Governor's Signature
William Owen Hines received a 12-year prison sentence in the Preston Lord murder case, marking a pivotal moment in a case that has gripped Arizona. Six other defendants still face trial, and "Preston’s Law," a proposed bill inspired by the tragedy, is pending the governor’s approval.












