Authorities are searching for suspects after a 16-year-old boy was critically injured in a late-night shooting in Surprise, as reported by local news outlets.

Arizona State University is creating education programs with local partners, supported by industry giants, to train a workforce for the expanding semiconductor industry.

Maricopa Police Cadets excelled at the Mesa Team Building Competition with 27 awards, emphasizing teamwork and leadership among different Arizona police agency cadets.

Goodyear announces the Hop & Hops Easter Festival with a mix of traditional and adult activities, including egg hunts for kids and local brews for adults.

The Buckeye Youth Council is accepting applications for teens to develop leadership and civic engagement skills, with obligations including meetings and volunteer work.

The Arizona Coyotes' bid for land in north Phoenix to build a new arena was unanimously approved by the Arizona State Land Department board of appeals. An auction awaits, following a 10-week pre-bid advertising period.

Frontier Airlines is launching flights from Phoenix to Los Cabos, Mexico starting May 16, with introductory fares starting at $89. This marks Frontier's first international destination from Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.

Maricopa County declares "Public Defense Recognition Week" to honor legal defenders and commemorate landmark legal decisions, including Gideon v. Wainwright.

Grupo Firme is set to perform their high-energy "La Ultima Peda" tour at the Prudential Center on June 15, promising a night of catchy melodies and fan singalongs.

The article details how the Phoenix Convention Center is preparing for the NCAA Men’s Final Four Fan Fest with enhancements and the promise of a holistic experience to solidify Phoenix as a key sports event destination.

Colombian national Greiby Melissa Barcelo-Velasquez was indicted in the U.S. for allegedly running a smuggling ring that transported Colombians into the United States illegally using her travel agency as a front.

The owner of a Colombian travel agency is indicted for smuggling over 100 people into Arizona, while a leader of a smuggling ring pleads guilty to similar charges.

Arizona's pet owners face tough choices amid rising living costs, resulting in longer wait times for animal surrenders at shelters like the Arizona Humane Society.