SEMICON West, a top semiconductor conference, moves from San Francisco to Phoenix, signaling Arizona's rising prominence in the microelectronics industry, backed by substantial investments and the CHIPS Act.

Two Mesa teens have been indicted on arson charges after allegedly causing an explosion at a Mesa home which endangered the homeowner and caused significant damage.

An Arizona officer involved in a dog dragging returned to work with restrictions amid an ongoing review. Raider, the dog, is safe with a new fence built by community donations. No charges were filed.

Liberty urges water conservation in Goodyear, AZ, due to delays in well commissioning and another well's outage, with solutions expected by next year.

The Gilbert Police Department has opened a new, expanded Communications Center with advanced technology and facilities aimed at improving public safety and employee well-being.

Chino Valley's Economic Development Manager debunks rumors about the local Safeway closing due to the Kroger-Albertson's merger, amidst an FTC lawsuit arguing the deal is anticompetitive.

A two-year-old girl died after being found unresponsive in a car during high heat in Marana, Arizona. A criminal investigation is ongoing into the incident.

Phoenix's Valley Metro Rail has become a refuge from the heat, causing concerns for regular riders encountering non-traveling individuals. Valley Metro is increasing security and using apps to address these issues.

Kroger and Albertsons plan to divest 579 stores in a bid to address antitrust concerns over their potential merger, amid an FTC lawsuit and market nervousness over inflation and competition.

Tempe introduces a traffic safety initiative under the Vision Zero Action Plan, enforcing stricter traffic regulations in four specific corridors with high accident rates to promote road safety.

The intersection of Ina and Shannon Roads in Pima County has reopened after a temporary closure due to a microburst, with some ongoing restrictions due to Tucson Electric Power's work.

Governor Katie Hobbs supports legislation addressing tribal water rights issues, aiming to provide reliable water supplies to the Navajo Nation, Hopi Tribe, and San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe.

Ex-elections worker Walter Alphonso Ringfield faces charges, including a major felony, for thefts at several Maricopa County locations, as announced by County Attorney Rachel Mitchell.