Apache Junction Police investigated a reported gun threat during a student walkout and determined no firearm was pointed at protesters after witness interviews found no credible evidence.
Plan for overnight I-10 lane restrictions at the Gila River Bridge in the Wild Horse Pass Corridor from Feb. 1-7 for earthwork, paving, and barrier work.
ADOT announces overnight I-10 lane restrictions through Wild Horse Pass Corridor Jan. 25-31 for earth work, paving, and barrier installation near SR 387.
Arizona troopers seized over 40 pounds of cocaine hidden in a vehicle during an Interstate 10 traffic stop in Casa Grande; one man faces drug trafficking charges.
ADOT extends 24/7 SR 387 lane restrictions in Casa Grande through Feb. 6 for intersection improvements; expect 25 mph speed limits and flagging operations.
Troopers inspected 65 trucks at Casa Grande and two other locations January 13–14. The enforcement details documented 225 total violations. (142 characters)
Superstition Fire & Medical District crews battled a Gold Canyon house fire that caused a partial roof collapse after transitioning to a defensive attack; no injuries were reported.
Child Crisis Arizona and Salt River Project are accepting applications through April 5, 2026, for families in need to receive a free pool fence to prevent child drownings.
Plan for overnight I-10 lane restrictions through Wild Horse Pass Corridor Jan. 18-24 as eastbound lanes narrow for earth work between Casa Blanca and SR 387.
A firearm discovered at Legacy Traditional School in Casa Grande led to the arrest of a 10-year-old student and his father, Matthew Ozorkiewicz, following threats.
Casa Grande Municipal Airport will host the North American Trainer Association for a two-day aerobatic practice clinic featuring 35 aircraft on January 16-17.
Pinal County deputies rescued an 8-year-old boy from a suspected child trafficker in Eloy after a multi-agency investigation revealed the woman was smuggling the child for cartel money.
Maricopa Police non-emergency phone number changes to 520-568-4554 on January 7, 2026, from 6–10 a.m. during scheduled electrical inspections at the ECC.