Hobbs Says She and Her Family Received an ‘Execution Threat’ Last Week
The governor disclosed the threat on KTAR radio as suspicious letters have targeted Arizona Democrats in the run-up to Nov. 3.
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Phoenix Symphony Suspends Its Season After Nov. 1 Concert, Will Lay Off Musicians
Leaders of the nearly 80-year-old orchestra say operating deficits made the season untenable and it’s unclear whether performances will resume.
SR 87 Reopens in Mesa After Daylong Standoff Ends With Driver’s Death
Country Club Drive was closed between McDowell Road and the Loop 202 for most of Tuesday while officers tried to talk an armed driver down.
Ryland Goes 6-for-6 as Cardinals Stun Rams 18-16 on Final-Play Field Goal
Kicker Chad Ryland accounted for all of Arizona’s points, including the winner as time expired.
Tyler Reddick Wins at Phoenix Raceway After Late Two-Tire Gamble
The 23XI Racing driver held off Ryan Blaney by 0.801 seconds in the Freeway Insurance 500; Chase Elliott was third.
Burst Wastewater Pipe Splashes Fans at Phoenix Raceway Before NASCAR Finale
Affected fans were taken to a medical facility, and Maricopa County verified the area was cleaned before Sunday’s Cup race.
Marine Attack Helicopter Crash-Lands in Lake Havasu State Park Parking Lot
Both pilots got out on their own and were treated for non-life-threatening injuries after the AH-1Z Viper came down near the Windsor Beach launch ramp.
Brazilian University Leader Killed by Wind-Blown Debris at Taliesin West
Brother Rogério Renato Mateucci, 55, was struck by roofing material during a tour; Frank Lloyd Wright’s former winter home is closed until further notice.
First Residents Move Into Renovated Floor of Tucson House in $50 Million Overhaul
The 17-story city housing high-rise on North Oracle Road is about 15% through a floor-by-floor rebuild expected to finish in 2029.
Tucson to Close Congress Street to Cars on Halloween in Pedestrian-Only Test
A quarter-mile of the downtown street will be open only to pedestrians and the streetcar from 5 p.m. Oct. 31 to 3 a.m. Nov. 1.