Firefighters in Lake Havasu City executed a desert rescue, aiding a group of seven hikers, with one suffering from heat-related injuries, using rescue vehicles for transport.

The new "Yideeską́ądi Nitsáhákees" Flea Market opens in Shiprock, creating a safe space for local vendors and boosting the economy with plans for expansion.

The San Carlos Apache tribe seeks U.S. Supreme Court intervention in their dispute with Resolution Copper over wastewater discharge into Queen Creek, alleging misapplied environmental regulations.

Three men were sentenced to prison for possessing and conspiring to distribute machineguns, with sentences ranging from 42 to 51 months and additional supervised release.

Pinal County seeks a new Constable to fill a vacancy after Glenn Morrison's resignation. Interested Republican candidates should submit applications by October 17, 2024.

Phoenix anticipates a series of extremely hot days with temperatures surpassing 100 degrees, limited overnight cooling, and a minor cooldown later in the week.

Queen Creek appointed 13 teens to the Mayor’s Teen Advisory Committee to engage youth in local governance and ensure their perspectives influence policymaking.

Maricopa Police launched an online system for non-emergency incident reporting, enhancing convenience for residents reporting issues like theft or nuisance animals.

Tempe is hosting its 26th annual Tempe Tardeada event to celebrate Hispanic heritage with performances, food, and activities on October 6 at the Tempe Community Complex.

The Peoria City Hall will revamp its front yard, as chosen by a public survey, with a grassy area and stage, aiming for sustainability and improved accessibility.

Lino Bol was sentenced in Arizona for his role in a multi-state drug trafficking ring after pleading guilty to felony charges related to fentanyl sales.

Scottsdale Road is set for a renovation focusing on safety and drainage improvements, including a new multilane roundabout and a raised center median, along with bike lanes and a pedestrian signal.

Three missing Buckeye teens were found safe in Mexico and returned home with help from U.S. and Mexican authorities, illustrating the effectiveness of cross-border law enforcement cooperation.