Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs promises reform and accountability in the state's child welfare system after the death of 15-year-old Christian Williams while in state care.

Two individuals died in a Prescott home shooting, including an estranged wife, with a YCSO reserve deputy's involvement; the incident is under investigation.

The family of Mercedes Vega, a woman found dead in April 2023, attended court for a case regarding an unrelated 2020 armed robbery she experienced. The accused, Cudjoe Young, considers a plea deal. Vega's family seeks justice amid grief.

Efforts to mobilize Hispanic and Native American voters intensify in Arizona as elections near, with both demographics potentially swaying the outcome in a historically close state.

Anthony Canecchia, the founder of SanTan Brewing Company and a prominent figure in Arizona's craft beer scene, has passed away, leaving the community in mourning.

Maricopa County and Midlands health inspections found serious violations in local restaurants, leading to concerns about food safety and hygiene standards.

Mesa's Hydration Donation Campaign broke records with over 1 million water bottles collected for the heat-vulnerable.

The Casa Grande Public Library is hosting a "Fall into Reading Program" for kids to promote reading, offering rewards and culminating in a Dia de los Muertos event with cultural activities.

Sergio, a QuikTrip employee, assisted Buckeye police officers in resciving two men from an overdose, earning him the Community Member Lifesaving Award.

Litchfield Park plans to add a Historic Preservation Commission for protecting architectural heritage, with a public session to discuss this scheduled for October 29, 2024. Residents may attend or email comments in advance.

Maricopa County has allocated an additional $500,000 to its apprenticeship program, totaling over $12 million, to bolster workforce development in sectors like healthcare, IT, and construction.

Chandler's public libraries will host a series of Diwali events featuring cultural performances, crafts, and storytelling to celebrate the Hindu 'Festival of Lights.'

Pinal County warns hikers about limited parking at Cloudview Trailhead and potential towing of illegally parked vehicles. Visitors are advised to consider alternative trails.