The Arizona Department of Real Estate issued a Cease & Desist Order to a developer for illegal subdividing, supported by Governor Hobbs' focus on upholding consumer protection and water conservation laws.

The EPA awarded Pima County a $492,681 grant to remove hazardous materials from a former wastewater facility, aiding its transformation into community greenspace.

Cochise County Supervisor Peggy Judd pleaded guilty to election interference, receiving 90 days' probation and a $500 fine.

The U.S. Department of Transportation awarded a $146 million grant for the Grand Avenue corridor project in Phoenix, aiming to improve a problematic intersection and railway crossings.

President Buu Nygren submitted a quarterly report to the Navajo Nation Council while attending crucial meetings at the White House, advocating for ONHIR commissioner appointment and honoring late Navajo Code Talker John Kinsel, Sr.

A $1 million lottery ticket was sold at a Circle K in Scottsdale, Arizona, with the winner yet to claim the prize. Additionally, a $50,000 Powerball ticket was sold at a Fry's in Buckeye.

The Arizona Cardinals' cheerleaders were absent from the sidelines during a game due to new seating that required clear views, causing upset among the cheerleaders, fans, and families.

Samuel Lee has been arrested by Flagstaff Police for the murder and sexual assault of Sandy Singer. Despite life-saving efforts, Singer was pronounced dead at the crime scene. Lee faces charges and remains in custody as investigations continue.

Two juveniles were arrested for a barn fire in Gilbert, with the owner Jeni Jones expressing mixed feelings on justice and rebuilding plans. The case raises community concerns about youth behavior and accountability.

Two suspects were arrested after a BNSF train burglary in Arizona leading to a police chase and spike strips being used. The incident is part of a surge in train thefts in Yavapai County.

Lori Vallow's lawyer files for a mental competency evaluation, relating to her charges, including the first-degree murder of her fourth husband. She maintains her innocence and awaits trial.

Charges against Tyron McAlpin, a deaf man with cerebral palsy beaten by Phoenix police, have been dropped, and his lawyer seeks additional records alleging a public records law violation.

A juvenile was arrested at a Phoenix school dance following an altercation with police, where a Taser was used. No gun was found, only a pencil and comb. The student faces charges; no one was seriously injured.