The Phoenix City Council approved a new water conservation ordinance as part of the Sustainable Desert Development Policy to regulate heavy water users.

A 75-year-old Phoenix man was arrested for a 1982 Kansas murder, booked into Reno County Jail, and waived extradition. The KBI used new evidence from multi-state interviews to charge him.

Phoenix hosts the NCAA March Madness Music Festival with performers like ZEDD, the Jonas Brothers, and Mumford & Sons. Live performances will be streamed on ncaa.com.

The Serrano family is shutting down their historic downtown Chandler restaurant after 100 years due to competition and costs, planning to close by June 1, 2024.

The "Concert in the Park" series is returning to Buckeye, Arizona in spring 2024, featuring local bands at various parks from March 15 through mid-May.

John Tatz has been named the new Presiding Judge for Peoria Municipal Court, a role he previously held in Mesa where he managed over 100,000 filings a year and established specialized courts.

A Phoenix man claims firefighters delayed his transport to the hospital during a heart attack, raising questions about adherence to medical emergency protocols.

Gilbert Council members push for a teen violence subcommittee after local concerns rise, amid recent violent incidents and the fatal beating of a teen in a nearby town.

Bryan Chapman becomes Chandler’s new police chief, succeeding the retired Sean Duggan, with 28 years of law enforcement experience and leaving his role as Assistant Police Chief in Phoenix.

Sen. Kyrsten Sinema announced she won't seek reelection, creating an impactful shift in the upcoming Senate race and strategic party planning in Arizona.

A recent poll shows Trump narrowly leading Biden in Arizona, with independent voters slightly favoring Biden. The poll also touches on Senate races and voter concerns such as the economy and immigration.

Arizona Senator Kyrsten Sinema announced she will not seek re-election in 2024, sidestepping a three-way race and clearing a direct contest between Democrat Ruben Gallego and Republican Kari Lake.

Mesa Public Library celebrates National Read An E-Book Week, promoting digital reading with free e-books and apps for cardholders, highlighting convenience, ecological benefits, and a vast selection of titles for all ages.