Arizona's Supreme Court finalized rule changes for attorney complaint processes to ensure fairness and efficiency, limiting who can be a formal complainant while enabling the State Bar to investigate any reported misconduct.

Coconino County invites public input on six candidates vying for a Superior Court judgeship. The meeting for public comments is set for December 19, 2024, ahead of the interviews on January 9, 2025.

Upcoming road work in Pima County is scheduled from Dec. 9 to Jan. 30 to repair and preserve local roads, potentially causing delays and requiring caution from motorists.

Arizona's Supreme Court has received a $96,488 grant to continue its Electronic Search Warrant Program, which aids law enforcement in quickly obtaining warrants in DUI cases.

Maricopa's Merry Copa holiday event will feature a new drone light show, alongside traditional festivities, on December 7 at Copper Sky Regional Park.

US 60 eastbound near Loop 303 has lane reductions for pavement maintenance, potentially affecting the evening commute.

ADOT announces no construction-related closures on Phoenix-area freeways between Dec. 6-9 to ease holiday traffic, while reminding of safe driving practices.

Archaeologists in Southern Arizona found what may be the oldest firearm in the US, dating back to Coronado's 1539-1542 expedition, according to a study published on Nov. 21, 2024.

Sencere Hayes pled not guilty to multiple charges, including the murder of Mercedes Vega, whose body was found in a burned car in Arizona. The case may involve more suspects.

Surprise, AZ partners with Vitalant Blood Donation for holiday season blood drives, offering incentives like T-shirts and gift cards. Multiple dates and locations are available for donors.

Tempe resident Donna Steen is recovering after being injured in an altercation at a park, which led to her chihuahua's death by an unleashed pit bull.

A man has been arrested in Goodyear for a sexual assault at a Super Target lot after an investigation by local police. The suspect, not yet named, faces multiple felony charges.

Shannon Higgins received probation for hindering the prosecution in a Phoenix murder case where the victim, Jake Kelly, was severely injured and later died.