The Maricopa Police Department's SRO Unit, supervised by Sgt. O'Neal, aims to provide safe school environments and inspire students. Officers Abel, Bittner, Brown, McCauley, and Rexinger embrace diverse roles combining security and mentorship.

ADOT announces daytime road closures on State Route 89A in Oak Creek Canyon, Arizona, for rockfall mitigation from August 19-23, prompting detours to I-17 and SR 179.

Maricopa is set to transform 5,000 acres of floodplain into developable land, backed by a FEMA map revision letter, following over a decade's collaboration between city officials and federal agencies.

The I-10 westbound closure in Phoenix, for Broadway Curve improvements, will happen from August 16-19, affecting various ramps and routes. Detours are provided.

Buckeye's Primary Election results are finalized with incumbents retaining their seats and a new council member for District 3. The mayor and District 1 ran unopposed, District 2 heads to a runoff, and Proposition 481 passed with strong support.

Colonel Jeffrey Glover has been sworn in as president of NOBLE, advancing leadership diversity and aiming to improve justice and community-police relations.

Maricopa County issued an Ozone High Pollution Advisory for Thursday due to anticipated poor air quality, which can affect children and those with respiratory issues.

An Arizona man pleaded guilty to posting online threats against public officials, including a Congress member and federal officers, and now awaits sentencing.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes will certify the Primary Election results, inviting the public to a live-streamed event to ensure transparency in the electoral process.

Arizona Rep. Matt Gress to hold a JLAC meeting to address concerns about the ADE's education funds allocations, following Democrat calls for an audit.

Western states face imminent federal water cuts and difficult negotiations for post-2026 Colorado River water distribution as current guidelines expire, amidst persistent drought and the pressing need for sustainable water management.

The Pinal County Attorney's Office is hosting a free document shredding and drug take-back event in Oracle to help residents protect their privacy and prevent drug misuse.

Sgt Brandon Rumpf retired from YCSO after 25 years, leaving a legacy of compassionate policing, leadership, and crisis management, including receiving a Medal of Valor in 2023.