The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 190 individuals with immigration offenses, including illegal re-entry and smuggling, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.

A missing Scarlet Macaw named Atlas was found near its Phoenix home, easing the owner's and community's concern.

The Chip EQUIP Act, introduced by Senators Kelly and Blackburn, aims to prevent recipients of CHIPS Act funding from buying semiconductor tools from entities linked to foreign adversaries.

A traffic stop by YCSO on I-17 led to the arrest of Jose Urquianeriz and another adult for possessing 70,000 fentanyl pills with two young children in the car.

A man was fatally shot during a meetup to complete an online transaction at Tempe Marketplace. The suspect fled, and the police are seeking information.

A motorcycle crash closed the I-10 to I-17 ramp in Phoenix, causing traffic disruptions; details on injuries and the crash cause remained undisclosed.

A traffic dispute in Phoenix led to a shooting between two motorcyclists and one death, followed by a driver hitting the shooter, resulting in a second fatality.

A Phoenix officer was injured after a car collision, while a separate crash led to another officer, Joshua Woodcock, being charged with aggravated assault and endangerment.

The weather forecast for Phoenix, AZ promises clear skies, mild temperatures, and calm winds throughout the week, with highs around 66-71 degrees and lows in the mid-forties.

Phoenix offers a variety of free weekend events, including outdoor films, live music, an artist studio tour, and a music festival, as well as family-friendly activities and scenic outdoor spots.

Phoenix, Arizona, forecasts clear skies and mild temperatures as November ends, with daytime highs in the low 70s and nighttime lows around 50 degrees. A 30% chance of showers is predicted for Wednesday night.

Arizona's No Labels Party plans to rename itself as the Arizona Independent Party, a move that has triggered legal concerns from the Arizona Clean Elections Commission over potential voter confusion.

Leaked text messages from Senator Ruben Gallego show him criticizing the Democratic Party, causing controversy and discussions about party inclusivity and identity.