Arizona State University ranks in the top 1% globally according to the Center for World University Rankings, surpassing notable universities and showing a significant rise in global standing.

A collision between a city bus and car in Phoenix left three hospitalized, with the car driver sustaining life-threatening injuries.

President Buu Nyrgyz discussed pressing issues like water scarcity and infrastructure with the Western Agency Council, vowing to find solutions for Navajo Nation.

Two Phoenix officers were hospitalized as a precaution after their cruiser was hit by a suspected DUI driver, Paula Carbajal, who was later released with a citation.

A Phoenix man, Logan Moore, survived a 50-foot fall in Switzerland while backpacking in Europe. His cousin, Adisyn Mathenia, who witnessed the fall, helped initiate his rescue. Moore sustained multiple fractures but is expected to recover.

The Arizona 8th District GOP primary sees candidates Blake Masters and Abe Hamadeh engaging in a bitter clash, focusing on personal attacks rather than policy.

Jeremiah Estel Blair, 19, from Chandler, has been indicted on attempted first-degree murder charges, following an incident where he allegedly shot his parents and recorded the act.

A Tucson woman was sentenced to 60 months in prison for trafficking nearly 453,000 fentanyl-laced pills and powder fentanyl. Her case is part of a larger law enforcement effort to curb drug trafficking.

The Bravo Fire near Flagstaff has been updated to 960 acres from 1,400 after improved mapping. Full suppression efforts are in progress with 196 personnel on site, while Camp Navajo and its facilities remain closed.

The Gilbert Planning Commission approved the development of a new retail center, Signature At San Tan Village, anchored by Whole Foods and Dick's House of Sport. The project comprises 11 buildings over 30 acres.

Phoenix, AZ expects a heatwave with temperatures peaking at 111 degrees on Wednesday and nights offering little relief, staying in the 80s. Authorities recommend taking precautions against the extreme heat.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona has recovered $3.6 million from fraudster Joseph Nicholas Gagliano as restitution for his crimes, benefiting victims including the SBA.

The Pinal County Board of Supervisors approved the tentative FY 2024-2025 budget and discussed a cell tower application, water issues, legal services, community events, fire restrictions, an audit plan, and a new storage facility.