William Owen Hines received a 12-year prison sentence in the Preston Lord murder case, marking a pivotal moment in a case that has gripped Arizona. Six other defendants still face trial, and "Preston’s Law," a proposed bill inspired by the tragedy, is pending the governor’s approval.

Tempe City Council passed updated ordinances to address nuisance activities and loud parties, with increased fines for repeat offenders and a focus on maintaining neighborhood peace.

Mesa, Arizona authorities urge residents to protect pets from extreme heat, warning against leaving them in hot vehicles and offering safety tips like providing shade, access to water, and avoiding hot sidewalks.

The Gilbert Fire & Rescue Department seeks volunteers over 18 to aid in emergency and non-emergency situations, offering valuable experience and community service opportunities.

Cardinal Robert Prevost from Phoenix is named Pope Leo XIV, sparking excitement in the local Catholic community and highlighting his background of missionary work and education.

Authorities in Flagstaff, Arizona, swiftly dealt with a sick uranium ore truck driver, finding no radiation threat and no link between the illness and cargo.

Silver Alert issued by Phoenix PD for missing elderly Dieter Mehl, last seen near North 43rd Avenue & West Cactus Road, driving a tan 2016 Buick LaCrosse.

Flagstaff has announced road closures at Riordan Rd and Riordan Ranch St for new water meter installations and utility work, with detours, potential delays, and vehicle towing if not moved.

Arizona Senators introduce the LIHEAP Parity Act of 2025 to ensure fair energy assistance distribution, addressing the imbalance in aid between hot and cold states.

Arizona gas prices dropped 70 cents from last year but recently surged by 53 cents. Prices vary within the state and across the U.S., with geopolitical issues and seasonal demand affecting costs. AAA advises on fuel conservation measures.

Skeletal remains were found at the Tovrea Castle property in Phoenix during a home demolition, with the person's identity and cause of death yet to be determined.

Maricopa County launches a parental choice program at Queen Creek Library, allowing families to restrict their children's access to certain books to match family values.

A Phoenix man, Kingsley Ibhadore, receives a 17-month prison sentence for participating in online romance scams, funneling over $500,000 through various bank accounts.