Adam Parker pleads guilty to second-degree murder in a drunk driving crash that killed a mother in Apache Junction.

Sun & Sounds concert series in Scottsdale features local artists Taylor Glasheen and the Nolan McKelvey Band, bringing Americana music to the Civic Center.

Maricopa County residents are being targeted by phone scammers pretending to be authorities demanding payment for missed jury duty, with the scam involving threats of jail time and requests for payment via gift cards.

A report by Strong Towns PHX suggests Phoenix's reverse lanes cause double the crashes, with local advocates pushing for their removal amid safety concerns.

The Romero Fire has grown to 6,900 acres in Pinal County, AZ, prompting evacuation orders. The nearby Circle Fire also expanded rapidly, with mitigation efforts underway amid unfavorable wind conditions.

Spot, the robot dog, joined the Phoenix Police Department to assist their Special Assignments Unit in various tactical tasks, such as handling challenging terrains and supporting high-risk operations.

Phoenix anticipates a week of extreme heat with highs reaching 112 degrees, minimal wind, and clear skies. Evening thunderstorms offer slight relief, with ongoing high temperatures and occasional storm probabilities throughout the week.

Arizona Secretary of State Adrian Fontes visited the new Pinal VOTES building in Florence to review election security enhancements ahead of the July 30th primary.

Navajo County faces a rise in rabies cases, particularly among gray foxes, shifting from isolated incidents to an outbreak, prompting health warnings and the importance of pet vaccinations.

The Arizona Department of Corrections is set to allow inmates to make calls from tablets starting August 1, replacing shared phones, but calls will be monitored except for legal discussions.

Maricopa artists can submit designs for a new wrap for the Pacana Park Fitness Court. The City encourages a site visit for scale and details rules in the application form, with the deadline set for September 5, 2024.

Peoria invites locals to discuss development impact fee updates at a public hearing on August 20, 2024. The City Council will consider feedback before a decision on October 1, 2024.

The Arizona Emergency Information Network reports two lightning-caused wildfires near Sedona are being actively managed due to their visibility and potential impact on local areas.