A man died from stab wounds after an incident in downtown Phoenix, prompting a police investigation. Authorities have not identified a suspect and seek public assistance.

Arizona's attempt to repeal a 1864 abortion ban failed in the House but advanced unexpectedly in the Senate, signaling possible legislative changes ahead.

Xnrgy Climate Systems has started building its U.S. HQ in Mesa, Arizona, a $300 million project that will create a 1 million-square-foot space and up to 2,000 jobs.

Two Tucson men, Gerson Montano and Robert Dale Hart, received prison sentences for their roles in an illegal immigrant smuggling operation that resulted in a teenager's death.

The City of Peoria is hiring certified lifeguards for their summer pool season and demands eventual StarGuard certification for applicants who are initially certified by other organizations.

Lake Havasu City Fire Department successfully extinguished a garage fire with no injuries; the fire involved a motorhome and took about an hour to control.

Two Lake Havasu City residents were arrested for meth possession, sales, and child abuse after a police sting uncovered drugs in a home with a child present. They are held on a $50,000 bond each.

Gang member Joseph Eleno Lopez was sentenced to 25 years for an ambush attack on Phoenix Officer Morgan Bullis, who sustained non-life-threatening injuries.

Fountain Hills, Arizona will conduct a special light show on its famous fountain in Coyotes team colors to honor the hockey team before their final home game.

Surprise, Arizona locals requested more retail and dining options in a 2024 survey, showing strong interest in popular brands like The Cheesecake Factory and IKEA. Past surveys have influenced local business development.

The Marley Brothers honor their father Bob Marley's legacy on a 22-date tour, offering a mix of individual hits and classic tributes.

Residents of Gilbert, Arizona, are fundraising to relocate the historic Clare House to prevent its demolition by developers planning to construct a new beer garden and nightclub.

Jamal Jones was sentenced to 41 years in prison for the second-degree murder of 18-year-old Luzeia Mathis in Phoenix, though her body has not been found.