Arizona congressional candidate says she was knocked out and sexually assaulted
Democrat Bernadette Greene-Placentia, running in the 8th District, said the August attack happened while she fixed campaign signs overnight.
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Apache Junction Police Seek More Victims of Man Accused of Gunpoint Kidnapping
Pedro Torres, 32, faces eight felony charges; police want to hear from anyone with a similar encounter.
JD Vance to Headline Turning Point’s AmericaFest in Phoenix in December
The four-day conservative convention returns to the Phoenix Convention Center Dec. 17-20.
Scottsdale Police Answered 665 Calls at Short-Term Rentals This Year
The city is ramping up a multi-department crackdown on problem vacation rentals.
Tucson Jury Convicts Arizona Tax Preparer on 22 Counts of Filing False Returns for Clients
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Juvenile Patients Assault Nurses and Officers, Raid Medication Room at Chandler Behavioral Health Facility
Five juveniles were arrested on suspicion of aggravated assault, and several patients were hospitalized after swallowing stolen drugs.
Third Phase of I-10 Widening Between Phoenix and Casa Grande Begins on 11-Mile Stretch South of Loop 202
ADOT is adding a third general-purpose lane and an HOV lane each way; the full 26-mile project should be done by late 2029.
Scottsdale Police Defend Flock License Plate Cameras as Mayor Borowsky Raises Privacy Concerns
The City Council took no action and will revisit the city’s Flock contract on Dec. 1.
Voting-Rights Groups Mobilize Volunteers Against Intimidation Ahead of Midterms
Organizers said they were preparing poll watchers and hotlines after warnings about voter intimidation and possible federal interference.