Mesa Police seek a suspect linked to indecent exposure and groping incidents along the Western Canal in Mesa. The male suspect has blond hair and is in his late teens or early 20s.

Chlorum Solutions USA LLC is opening a new chlor-alkali production facility in Casa Grande, Arizona, aiming to strengthen local industry and supply chains.

An investigation is ongoing into a collision where an Apache Junction police officer's vehicle fatally struck a civilian, leading to questions and community concerns.

Buckeye celebrates its military personnel with the Hometown Heroes Banner Program, hanging banners downtown to honor local servicemembers from May to July annually.

Phoenix, Arizona anticipates a warm holiday season with highs in the mid to high-70s, as reported by the National Weather Service, offering sunny and clear skies ideal for outdoor activities.

Chlorum Solutions USA LLC has begun construction of a chlor-alkali plant in Casa Grande, Arizona, to strengthen the U.S. chemical supply chain and support local manufacturing.

The Arizona DPS Local Retirement Board is meeting to discuss retirement systems issues, including disability applications and the Independent Medical Examination process.

The ADCRR announced the creation of a new Director's Advisory Committee to offer feedback on correctional initiatives, seeking diverse members for 2025 meetings.

Two Tempe parents, Brittney Furch and Demetrius Jones, were indicted on severe child abuse charges involving their two children. They are being held on secured bonds awaiting further proceedings.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled DNA evidence acquired without a separate warrant admissible in Ian Mitcham's trial, applying "inevitable discovery" doctrine.

The Arizona DFFM launched a $5 million grant program from ARPA funds to help fire districts acquire firefighting equipment like engines and water tenders.

Coconino County Hope Receiving Center, a facility that helps at-risk youth avoid the justice system, receives a Summit Award for its services and innovative use of repurposed detention pods.

The Senate has passed a bill for hydropower expansion in Arizona, sponsored by Senators Kelly and Sinema, and Representatives Schweikert and Stanton, which will now become law upon the president's signature.