A two-pound meth seizure was made at Phoenix Airport, with charges pending after drugs were found in luggage bound for Salt Lake City. The Phoenix PD worked with the TSA in the operation.

68 individuals charged with trespassing after a pro-Palestinian protest at ASU for allegedly violating university policy by setting up tents on campus.

The article describes the weather forecast for Phoenix, Arizona, predicting clear skies and high temperatures around 104 degrees, with the heat expected to continue into the evening and over the weekend.

Buckeye has been awarded for excellent financial reporting for the sixth year in a row, exemplifying its commitment to transparency and responsible management.

Residents of Tempe, AZ, are invited to complete a survey by October 20 to influence the future of local human services, with a chance to win a gift card.

The Lake Havasu City Police are investigating a homicide where a resident fatally shot a man he mistook for an intruder, who was actually a co-inhabitant.

A fire on Challenger Drive in the Desert Hills community led to a swift response from firefighters; no injuries were reported as the house was empty, and the cause is under investigation.

A waterline upgrade will cause night road closures on Mesquite Avenue in Lake Havasu, with detours in place, starting 7:00 p.m. Thursday until 3:00 a.m. Friday.

Casa Grande is seeking members for its Transit Advisory Committee to guide public transit policy, particularly from the disabled and disadvantaged communities.

Phoenix's annual G.A.I.N initiative begins in October, focusing on community engagement and police-resident partnerships to enhance neighborhood safety and unity.

Rep. Gallego requests urgent White House action on a health crisis caused by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, citing shortages of IV and dialysis solutions in Arizona hospitals and pushing for a dedicated liaison and emergency measures.

Pima County has announced waterline work on Portland Avenue, leading to road closures from Oct 9-11 during work hours. Local access will be maintained.

The 'Winter Spectacular' event at Prescott Valley Civic Center features free activities, live performances, a parade, and a 40-foot Christmas tree lighting on December 7, 2024.