Alice Cooper's Solid Rock nonprofit opened its third Arizona teen center in Goodyear, offering music and arts activities to local youth, with the launch featuring a performance by Cooper.

The Gila Bend Library faces closure after the local school district ended its partnership, impacting essential community services and access to resources.

The Pinal County Animal Care and Control stopped some dog activities due to a Canine Distemper Virus case and urges pet vaccination. They're focusing on adoptions and foster care while limiting dog contact.

The Arizona Department of Corrections is behind schedule in distributing tablets to inmates for educational and communicative purposes, with no definite timeline for resolution.

Arizona's Forestry Department grants nearly $5 million for local fire agencies, mainly from ARPA funds, to enhance firefighting capabilities, including vehicles and equipment.

Prescott Valley may update its Comprehensive Fee Schedule, with pending discussions in a Town Council Meeting and a Public Hearing for community input.

The FDA has ended sales of compounded semaglutide injections, affecting affordability and availability for patients using alternatives to Ozempic and Wegovy.

A fatal car crash at the intersection of Baseline and Gilbert roads claimed the life of a woman Monday afternoon. The incident caused a two-hour road closure and significant traffic disruption.

Senator Mark Kelly attended a town hall in Clarkdale, Arizona, discussing concerns over potential Medicaid cuts with constituents, including healthcare workers and patients.

Ian Moses was arrested after a suspected arson at a Mesa Tesla dealership where a Cybertruck was set ablaze and "thief" was graffitied on the building.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate revoked Terri Cary's license, affecting contracts with MV Realty. The public is advised to seek legal counsel or use AZ Law Help for assistance.

Gold prices have risen, drawing prospectors to Arizona, while Spokane pawn shops warn of fake gold scams. Enthusiasm for prospecting clashes with the reality of fraud.

Cruzita Leon has been charged under a new Arizona law for her alleged involvement in selling fentanyl, leading to a Mesa man's death. This is the first indictment under the legislation.