Pinal County is educating its election workers on fentanyl risks, providing tools like Narcan, after reports of the substance in mail during early voting in multiple states in 2023.

Cristobal Cardenas was sentenced to 95 years for the kidnap and repeated sexual assault of a woman in Pinal County, Arizona, after a jury found him guilty of the crimes.

An Arizona man survived a 200-foot cliff fall while driving near East Mesa; a complex rescue followed, involving multiple emergency services and was documented on video.

Phoenix Police investigate theft of vintage Star Wars figures and collectibles from Collector's Marketplace, with significant financial and emotional impact on the store.

A Texas man died on the Bright Angel Trail at the Grand Canyon; the third death in 30 days. He had stayed at Havasupai Gardens and was pronounced dead despite CPR efforts. An investigation is ongoing.

The Glendale Police are searching for two suspects after a fatal shooting on East Dryden Street; it's believed the victim may have been attempting a robbery.

The Lockett Fire is under control and managed through strategic firing operations, with safety and forest health strategies guiding fire management efforts.

Local police found the body of missing mother Hope Tucker and her dog near Interstate 10 in Arizona, confirming the tragic end to her disappearance case.

Chandler police are searching for two individuals who helped an assault victim on July 7. They seek a woman who assisted and a man in a light pickup who drove the victim home.

The Phoenix Mercury has renovated four basketball courts at Rose Mofford Sports Complex, adding team branding and a mural as part of the WNBA Legacy Project, to inspire community engagement and passion for the sport.

ADOT plans to extend Arizona's electric highway system, adding nine state highways to its network with the help of $76.5 million in federal funds. A virtual meeting on July 10 will gather public input on the project.

Chandler's city council extends its innovation incubator program, Chandler Endeavor, through June 2025, fostering local entrepreneurship with events and competitions.

Mesa Parks and Recreation opens registration for a variety of fall programs including sports, leisure activities, and special events, available to residents with options for children and adults.