Phoenix police detained the occupants of a vehicle that left the scene near 35th Avenue and Bethany Home Road Sunday morning. One victim was reported to have life-threatening injuries.
A yes vote would bar new photo-enforcement systems after Dec. 31, 2026, and force cities with existing cameras to win local voter approval — then renew every 10 years.
Judges in D.C. and Rhode Island struck down EPA’s Solar for All cancellation; Arizona’s $156.1M and Hopi’s $25.1M awards were barely started when funding was cut.
Two teams — north and south Phoenix — began using e-bikes in September to reach distant, less technical trails faster with medical gear; Camelback-style terrain still needs traditional crews.
Andrea Lynn Behlers, 52, was struck by a pickup while crossing outside a marked crosswalk Friday night; police say the driver was not impaired and stayed on scene.
Police say a car turning into an apartment complex about 1 a.m. Sunday struck a motorcycle; the rider is serious but not life-threatening, and the driver was arrested for DUI.
Stephanie says names and addresses tied to her order may have been copied; courts say ~170,000 protective-order holders and 1M+ FARE records could be affected.
Opponents of Axon’s Scottsdale HQ campus near Hayden and Loop 101 appealed Judge Michael Herrod’s ruling upholding the so-called Axon Law; attorney Jean-Jacques Cabou says the statute reaches only five cities, and the state’s answering brief is due Nov. 2.
After a Scottsdale double fatality Friday near Pima and McDowell — the third similar Valley investigation in about a month — forensic psychologist Dr. John DeLaTorre discussed contagion risk and older-adult vulnerability; help is available at 988.
A Yuma physician convicted on four felonies for billing AHCCCS for thousands of X-rays and other services that were never performed was sentenced Oct. 2 to 7½ years in prison plus probation and full restitution.