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A bill to ban photo radar enforcement in the state advances at the Arizona Capitol. The bill by Republican State Senator Wendy Rogers passed 4-3 in the Senate Transportation Committee Wednesday night.

Police say a missing Buckeye boy has been found safe, but his father, who is wanted for felony crimes, remains missing.

The family of a man who was shot and killed in West Phoenix over two years ago will hold a news conference, as police continue to search for those responsible.

An 18-year-old who was arrested in connection with a teen violence incident in Gilbert has been arrested once again, this time by police in another East Valley city.

The Homelessness Advisory Board requested a six-month extension on a hold on development decisions for Urbanside Park on Wednesday during a progress update to the Emporia City Commission.

The Kansas Turnpike’s conversion to cashless tolling is on-schedule for mid-2024. In preparation for the change, the KTA Board established a simplified toll structure that keeps the Kansas Turnpike at

Emporia State University will be celebrating the grand opening of its new Cybersecurity Research and Outreach Center on Friday.

With the 2024 legislative session officially underway, the City of Emporia and the Emporia City Commission expressed support for Medicaid expansion Wednesday.

The National Transportation Safety Board released an update a day following a tragic hot air balloon crash in Eloy, Arizona that killed four people and critically injured another.

A charter school in Scottsdale was vandalized over the weekend and police are working to learn who did this and why.