Tempe announces the grand opening of Kiwanis Dog Park on May 31, featuring areas for all dogs, with amenities including an agility course, and water features.

The directors of Arizona's AHCCCS and ADHS have resigned after signs their confirmations would fail in the Senate. Governor Hobbs praised their work despite the politicized atmosphere.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the family of a murdered child may seek future lost wages as restitution, acknowledging the crime's economic impact.

A juvenile e-bike rider was critically injured in a collision with a vehicle in Queen Creek's Mansel Carter Park; authorities are investigating the incident.

A man was shot in Glendale and police were alerted by ShotSpotter, revealing 14 rounds fired. The victim survived with non-life-threatening injuries, while the suspect remains at large.

Sergio Sandoval was sentenced for multiple burglaries in Arizona after a guilty plea, with a term of four years plus probation and restitution ordered.

Phoenix Police Department has added a feature for survivors to track Sexual Assault Kits via the CommunityConnect Victim Information Portal, enhancing transparency and support.

Arizona House Judiciary Chairman Quang Nguyen is demanding answers after a triple homicide involving inmate Ricky Wassenaar at Tucson's state prison, highlighting security issues and the need for transparency.

Senator Mark Kelly criticized Trump's policies on MSNBC, arguing they hurt Arizona families and the U.S. economy through increased costs, risky tariffs, and damaged international relations.

Grand Canyon University has unexpectedly cut its men's volleyball program, leaving players and recruits scrambling. Despite recent NCAA Final Four success, the program's end aligns with GCU's strategic moves as it joins the Mountain West Conference.

A late-night shooting at a north Phoenix apartment complex claimed the life of 28-year-old Lawrence Robinson. Police quickly identified and arrested 25-year-old Correy Cooks Jr., who now faces second-degree murder charges.

Mesa Police Department ups DUI patrols for Cinco de Mayo weekend, focusing on impaired drivers from May 3-5 in collaboration with the GOHS DUI Task Force.

The Gila Bend Library faces closure after the local school district ended its partnership, impacting essential community services and access to resources.