A man and his daughter were killed in a road rage shooting in South Phoenix. The suspect, Tyrone Dee Chilly, faces murder and assault charges. The mother is critically injured, and their other child was also shot but survived.

Tempe Tavern was the focus of an underage drinking sting, with 249 arrests mostly for fake IDs. It's the bar's second such incident after a prior sting in April. The Arizona Department of Liquor may now impose sanctions.

Maricopa County convicted Sergio Reyes for the 2004 murder of Elena Lasswell, after DNA evidence linked him to the crime; he received a 20-year sentence.

Tempe officials offer recycling guidelines for the holiday season, including cleaning recyclables, special disposal for plastic bags, and handling fats and oils, with adjustments to trash collection schedules during Christmas and New Year.

The Arizona Corporation Commission warns investors of a new crypto fraud, urging caution and advising victims to report scams and conduct background checks on recovery service offers.

The Arizona AG warned against home construction scams following a case in Tucson where residents lost $75,000, advising to hire licensed contractors and avoid upfront payments.

The District of Arizona's U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 174 individuals with immigration-related crimes in a week, including illegal re-entry, smuggling, and assaulting an officer.

Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Claudia M. González Jiménez to the Yuma County Superior Court, with a background in law ranging from immigration advocacy to public defense.

NARUC adopted a resolution to expedite natural gas pipeline permits, addressing delays and supporting expansion to meet rising electricity demands, as championed by Vice Chairman Nick Myers.

President Nygren of the Navajo Nation met with Ganado Chapter leaders to discuss and align on local road, water, and infrastructure needs, with a commitment to assist in the community's development.

108 Arizona schools exited 'School Improvement' status, showing academic progress attributed to Superintendent Tom Horne's "Project Momentum" and rigorous classroom academics.

Goodyear residents face potential utility bill increases with a public hearing set for December 15 to discuss a new rate plan, which could see rates rise by about 5.8-5.9% annually over four years.

The Coconino County CJCC awarded individuals and groups for their work in criminal justice, including the North Star Task Force for anti-trafficking efforts and Stuck Community Acupuncture for innovative treatments.