Prescribed pile burns are set for tomorrow near Mormon Lake, with caution and awareness advised for residents due to potential smoke and road safety concerns.

A fire in a Phoenix apartment complex hospitalized three, including a police officer, and resulted in the death of two dogs. Firefighters contained the blaze to one unit. The cause is under investigation.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office reintroduced black-and-white striped uniforms for inmates for security reasons, replacing orange and pink outfits to differentiate inmates from others.

Two brothers were arrested by Buckeye police for a series of retail thefts at Auto Zone using a black Volvo SUV; they now face theft and drug charges.

Maricopa residents should use a temporary number for non-emergency police assistance on January 7, 2026, due to electrical work at the ECC; 911 services will continue via rerouting.

Controlled burns are planned for Payson and Pleasant Valley Ranger Districts in Tonto National Forest to reduce wildfire risks, with temporary access restrictions and a notice for impacted air quality.

Senator Mark Kelly reflected on the January 6th insurrection, labeling it an attempt to halt the peaceful transfer of power and criticized Trump for pardoning perpetrators.

Gilbert invites locals to the Regional Unity Walk on January 24 to foster respect and understanding; no registration needed, with a festival and free T-shirts provided.

Two people were shot in a possible road rage incident in Maricopa, with one seriously injured. Police are investigating the event that closed part of a highway.

Phoenix, AZ, expects stable weather with sunny days, mild temperatures, and a slight chance of midweek showers, according to the National Weather Service forecast.

"Beyond Van Gogh" immersive exhibition in Scottsdale dazzles with digital projections of the artist's work before it closes.

On New Year's Day, Yavapai County Sheriff's Office handled three search and rescue missions, including a challenging evacuation of an injured 55-year-old hiker, with help from a military Blackhawk helicopter.

The first supermoon of 2026, known as the Wolf Moon, will be visible in Arizona and nationwide, appearing larger due to its proximity to Earth. Peak illumination is expected on Saturday evening.