Dave Dinkins was sentenced to 42 years for the murder and kidnapping of Geoffrey Rugwiro in Maricopa County, as announced by the County Attorney's Office.

The Town of Gilbert warns of potential water discoloration due to rerouting for a pipeline project, assuring safety and announcing plans to flush the system.

San Luis Public Works offers a Christmas tree drop-off program for sustainable disposal from Jan 2 to Feb 14, 2025, accepting only natural, undecorated trees for recycling.

"Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" returns with a new season on ABC, featuring hosts from The Home Edit and focusing on families' emotional journey during the home renovation process.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in west Phoenix; another man was detained as police investigate the incident.

ADOT announces improvement projects for Arizona's infrastructure, focusing on the Broadway Improvement Project, I-10 and I-17 upgrades. These projects aim to alleviate traffic and increase safety and efficiency.

Governor Katie Hobbs reflects on Arizona's 2024 milestones and 2025's challenges, reveals bipartisan work, and spotlights community volunteers in an ABC15 interview.

ASU triumphs over Iowa State to reach the College Football Playoff quarterfinals and will face Texas, while Texas QB Ewers' performance comes under scrutiny ahead of the Peach Bowl.

Coach Kenny Dillingham led ASU's football team to a remarkable 11-2 season, integrating new strategies and a culture-focused recruiting approach that transformed the team's performance.

The Arizona Auditor General's report highlighted that the Mammoth-San Manuel School District had insufficient internal controls and failed to comply with IT security requirements, potentially jeopardizing student safety and data.

A teen has been charged with first-degree murder after a fatal shooting in a Mesa trailer park, with police finding the victim and evidence, including the supposed murder weapon.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the SHIPS for America Act, aimed at reviving the U.S. maritime industry and countering China’s dominance in shipping.

The Mesa Public Library is launching "Mesa Reads," a program to encourage daily reading, with events starting January 11, 2025, and prize drawings for participants.