The AZ Craft Beer Festival is set for October 19 in Tempe, featuring over 200 local beers, awards, and various vendors, as reported by Phoenix New Times and Phoenix magazine.

ADOT is set to open a new westbound CD road in the Broadway Curve area on August 19, part of a project to ease I-10 congestion. Closures will occur from August 16-19 to facilitate this.

Two critically injured in a Phoenix crash between a motorcycle and a pedestrian; investigation ongoing regarding the motorcyclist's erratic driving prior to the collision.

A man reportedly exposed himself to a student at a Maricopa bus stop, leading the school district to share safety tips and police to seek information.

A father in Mesa was handcuffed by police after calling to report his missing child; the police stated he was not following commands. The child was later found safe, and the mother was charged with disorderly conduct.

Arizona's Superintendent, Tom Horne, faces scrutiny for missing funds and criticizing an education advocate, Beth Lewis, while Beth is focused on school support.

Lake Havasu City Police notify the public about Kendra Weishaar, a level 2 sex offender, now residing locally, following her conviction for aggravated luring of a minor.

Goodyear is seeking a partner for a new sports complex to accommodate its growing population, with plans for soccer fields, pickleball courts, and more.

The Lake Havasu City Aquatic Center received a $4,200 donation from Craig Plumbing to cover swim lessons for 100 children, aligning with Drowning Impact Awareness Month.

The FTC and Arizona AG have filed a complaint against Coulter Motor Company for deceptive and discriminatory practices, including misleading ads and overcharging Latino customers.

A super blue moon is expected to occur in Arizona, providing stargazers with a visual spectacle, and Saturn will make a close approach to the moon during the event.

A driver was pronounced dead following a single-vehicle crash in Lake Havasu City on August 14; drugs, alcohol, or speed do not seem to be factors, per initial investigation.

Site Six fishing pier on Lake Havasu will close for a day-long upgrade on August 22, affecting boaters and anglers.