The family of Rachel Hansen, murdered two years ago in Gilbert, is still seeking justice, with the case remaining unsolved and a $7,000 reward for information offered.

Cochise County Elections Department has released updated ballot counts and an explanation for a discrepancy, ensuring no loss of ballots or custody breaches.

Maricopa County detective John C. Byrd III has been charged with the second-degree murder of his wife, Elizabeth, after confessing to strangling her during a dispute.

The 2024 Arizona Indian Water Rights Settlement Act aims to correct historical tribal water rights inequities with a $5 billion infrastructure investment.

Pima County opens a new Cooling Center on its west side to provide respite from the heat, operating weekdays 9-5 and weekends 10-6, starting August 5.

Navajo Nation gains support from Arizona officials and the San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe against uranium transport across their lands, with Governor Hobbs urging a halt to shipments and Attorney General Mayes calling for transparency.

Mesa Electric is giving free trees to customers who attend a workshop on September 21 to save energy and money, with online registration open until September 12.

New Rally's fast-food location opens in El Mirage, Arizona, setting state franchise records for opening day and week sales, and aligning with the city's economic goals.

A woman was shot and killed by Chandler police after a domestic violence call near Dobson and Germann Roads. Officers fired when she didn't drop her weapon. No other injuries were reported.

Maricopa announces its free October and November Concerts in the Park series at Copper Sky Regional Park, as part of a broader initiative to provide diverse community events.

The 2024 Prescott Veterans Day Parade is scheduled for November 11, with a theme honoring veteran first responders. Participation is free, with applications due by October 23.

Phoenix punk band Mike and the Molotovs make a splash with their "spaghetti punk" sound, gaining local radio presence and working on a new release while challenging the corporate music scene.

Many Phoenix restaurants, including Buon Padre and Rockefeller, have recently shut down due to economic struggles.