An Arizona man, Anthonie Ruinard, is charged with fraud, accused of defrauding 54 victims through an investment scheme, using funds for a lavish lifestyle.

Pima County's Pima Animal Care Center is offering free pet microchipping from Nov. 27 to Jan. 5 to increase the chances of lost pets being reunited with their owners.

An early morning fire at Roosevelt Lake Marina destroyed three boats and a watercraft, damaged two houseboats, and is under investigation. No injuries were reported.

The Yavapai County Sheriff's Office is offering free educational presentations on fraud and scams to combat the high incidence of financial deception in the area.

Oregon authorities expand the search for 61-year-old hiker Susan Lane-Fournier and her two dogs, missing in Mt. Hood National Forest. Her vehicle was found, but she and her pets remain unlocated.

Arizona's Attorney General Kris Mayes intends to end the execution pause by requesting a death warrant for inmate Aaron Gunches, signaling a change in the state's death penalty approach.

Gilbert, Arizona, hosts a variety of holiday events including charity drives, Santa visits, and festive activities for families and pets, culminating in a Noon Year’s Eve celebration.

Old Town Scottsdale promotes local shopping with Shop Scottsdale Saturday, featuring complimentary gift-wrapping, entertainment, and free tote bags for shoppers on Nov. 30.

Chandler, Arizona, is encouraging residents to participate in an annual budget survey available online and in multiple languages until January 10, 2025, to influence city fiscal plans.

The Queen Creek Police Department recommends safety measures for holiday shoppers, such as vigilant possession of cards and cash, caution with personal devices, and secure online shopping practices.

Scottsdale wins the 2024 Voice of the People Award for online resident engagement, recognized for using tools like Speak Up Scottsdale and Hello Scottsdale to facilitate community dialogue.

Arizona enshrines abortion rights in its constitution with Proposition 139, rendering earlier state abortion bans unconstitutional. Attorney General Kris Mayes confirmed this step forward for reproductive rights.

A water line break at N Idaho Road and E Superstition Boulevard in Apache Junction is causing traffic delays, with partial road reopening and no left turns allowed during repairs through December 6, 2024.