Two individuals were found dead in a vehicle in northern Arizona; authorities, including the Coconino County Sheriff's Office, are investigating with no immediate community threat reported.

Lindsey Stirling is set to perform in Phoenix during her "Duality" tour, promoting her latest album with 44 city stops, combining classical and electronic music.

Skeletal remains were found in a Phoenix mountain range, with the cause of death and identity unknown. Police are investigating the scene, which was pointed out by a witness.

A driver crashed into an Elks Lodge in Apache Junction, injuring 30. Alcohol was a factor; the driver is in custody. Local officials issued safety reminders regarding drinking and driving.

The Apache trout has been removed from the Endangered Species list, a collaborative success celebrated by Arizona's Governor and conservation partners.

The Phoenix apartment market, with a near 10% vacancy rate, sees cautious optimism among investors despite rent drops and high interest rates, amid population growth and economic indicators.

Relentless Beats announces the Better Together EDM festival in Arizona, featuring headliners like Tiësto and Carl Cox. Part of the profits will support charitable causes. Tickets go on sale September 10.

Banner Desert Medical Center in Arizona announced a new program for nurse anesthetist students, focusing on pediatric clinical experience to train certified registered nurse anesthetists (CRNAs).

Samuel Bush was arrested in relation to the death of 24-year-old Alijah Bradley, whose body was found east of Gila Bend. The family is grieving and unanswered questions remain.

Five Arizona suburbs rank among the 50 most affordable, with home values below $500,000 and significant population growth, despite concerns about water scarcity.

The City of Surprise partners with ARIZONA@WORK for a free hiring fair on September 26, 2024, at the local library, offering on-the-spot interviews and job opportunities.

John Fuery has been appointed as the new Chief Adult Probation Officer in Pinal County, replacing Saul Schoon. With a history in the department and accolades like Probation Officer of the Year, he's set to bring experience and expertise to the role.

Amazon Prime Video features "Breaking Pickleball," showcasing Arizona's inaugural pickleball league season and the personal stories of those involved.