Cactus Shadows Athletic Director’s Handling of Gun-on-Campus Report Sent to Prosecutors
Cave Creek Unified says staff who heard the report didn’t secure the school or call police.
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Gilbert Weighs Data Center Rules Requiring Reclaimed Water and Banning Open-Loop Evaporative Cooling
The Town Council delayed a decision to study how the rules might affect smaller facilities and new technology.
Helicopter Crew Finds Stranded Hiker After Floodwaters Swept Away His Gear Near Sheep Bridge
The man had been in the backcountry for a week and sent a final plea for help before his phone died.
Arizona Gas Prices Fall 11 Cents in a Week as Winter-Blend Fuel Arrives
AAA puts the statewide average at $4.55 a gallon, still well above the national average and October 2025’s $3.36.
Driver Pulled Over for Erratic Driving Turns Out to Be Shooting Victim Headed to Hospital, Phoenix Police Say
The man told officers he was shot during a robbery near 47th Avenue and Indian School Road.
Two-Alarm Fire at Phoenix Recycling Yard Sends Smoke Plume Over Central Phoenix
Firefighters brought the blaze near 19th Avenue and McDowell Road under control Saturday.
3 Shot at Tempe House Party Near Rural Road and Southern Avenue; Suspect Sought
Police were already on their way to a loud-party call when the gunfire broke out early Saturday.
Wrong-Way Driver Arrested After Hitting Scottsdale Bicycle Officer in Old Town
The officer suffered minor injuries; the driver was booked on charges including aggravated assault on a police officer.
Weather Service Confirms 2 EF1 Tornadoes Hit Northern Arizona, Near Prescott and in Heber-Overgaard
The twisters on Wednesday packed winds of up to 105 and 110 mph, according to National Weather Service surveys.
Interior Secretary Burgum Warns Arizona’s Colorado River Lawsuit Could Backfire; Stanton Defends It
Burgum says the state’s junior water rights make a court fight risky. Rep. Greg Stanton says Arizona can’t accept ‘cuts upon cuts.’