The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and high temperatures for Phoenix, with winds picking up through the week and particularly gusty conditions expected by Sunday.

One man died and a woman was injured after being hit by a car in Glendale; police investigate pedestrian safety.

Brittney Griner revealed suicidal thoughts during her Russian detainment, was forced to write a letter to Putin, and reflects on her ordeal.

Cargill Meat Solutions recalls over 16,000 pounds of ground beef, sold at Walmart, due to potential E. coli contamination, while no illnesses are reported.

The Gilbert Police have classified the "Gilbert Goons" as a criminal gang after investigating incidents of teen violence and the death of a 16-year-old.

Fountain Hills plans to honor fallen firefighters during the National Memorial Weekend, with the town's fountain lighting red and a special proclamation by the mayor.

Apache Junction Police seek reliable towing partners for a ten-year contract, with proposals due by May 29. Interested companies must apply through the city's portal and meet stringent requirements.

A woman was shot and killed by Mesa police after she threatened her boyfriend with a knife and ignored police negotiations. No officers were injured in the incident.

Gilbert is considering implementing new fees for the use of its EV charging stations, with a public hearing set for June 18; charges could start by August 1, 2024.

Mesa advises residents on watering practices due to rising temperatures and offers incentives for replacing grass with desert landscaping to conserve water.

The Mesa Police Department will increase patrols for DUI enforcement from May 3-5 during Cinco de Mayo celebrations, urging the public to plan sober rides and report erratic driving.

Tucson is inviting public feedback on Plan Tucson, its new growth plan outlining future development in housing, transportation, and climate action for the next twenty years. Residents can provide input through an online survey until June 2, 2024.

Raul Gastellum Flores was convicted of four first-degree murders related to cartel activities in an Orange County neighborhood, with sentencing set for July 2024.