Prescott Officer Indicted on Manslaughter Charge in Fatal June Shooting
Arizona officer Brian Sutton has been indicted for manslaughter for a June incident where he shot an unarmed man, Daniel Leslie, who later died. The case, originally from Yavapai County, was transferred to avoid a conflict of interest.
ASU Celebrates Diverse Graduates, 77-Year-Old Vietnam Vet and New Orleans Native Among Thousands Achieving Educational Dreams
A 77-year-old Vietnam vet is among ASU's diverse graduates, including online students, celebrating the completion of their degrees, showcasing resilience and lifelong learning.
Second Teen Found Guilty in 2024 Gilbert Barn Arson Case, Owners Begin Rebuilding Efforts
A teen was found guilty by Maricopa County Juvenile Court of arson and other charges related to a 2024 barn fire in Gilbert, as the owners begin to rebuild. No injuries were reported, and another teen involved previously took a plea deal.
Senator Mark Kelly Advocates for Swift Action on Arizona Infrastructure Projects During Senate Hearing
Senator Mark Kelly pressed nominees on speeding up Arizona infrastructure projects, specifically the Winslow Levee and Tucson's 22nd Street Bridge, ensuring progress during a Senate Committee hearing.
Arizona Education Chief Tom Horne Disappointed After Governor Vetoes Controversial Parental Rights Bill
Arizona School chief Tom Horne was surprised by the governor's veto of a bill that would require parental consent for pronouns used for their children in schools and ensure students use facilities that match their biological sex.












