A woman faced felony charges for making violent threats to Maricopa County animal shelter staff, resulting in her arrest and collaboration between sheriff's and attorney's offices.

A car accident on Arizona's SR-88 near "Hell's Gate" resulted in a remarkable survival story, with bystanders and a helicopter rescuing severely injured occupants from a 377-foot fall off a cliff.

A teen was killed and another injured in a shooting at a Mesa party; the incident occurred near Gilbert and Baseline roads around 2 a.m., causing community shock.

Phoenix, AZ, experiences clear skies with a comfortable temperature of 86°F, low humidity, and calm winds. The forecast predicts warm, clear nights and sunny days with a slight chance of showers and thunderstorms later in the week.

One person was killed and another seriously injured in a shooting at a Mesa, Arizona party; police are investigating with no suspects immediately identified.

A motorcyclist died after a crash involving a Waymo self-driving car and a student's car near Arizona State University's campus. The incident is under investigation.

Three Valley teens will compete at Pebble Beach in the PURE Insurance Championship with PGA pros, facilitated by First Tee Phoenix, emphasizing golf accessibility and character development.

Four individuals, including two children, were killed in two separate crashes on Interstate 10 near Buckeye, with another unrelated fatality occurring on the same interstate in Tempe.

Phoenix is set to experience highs over 100 degrees, with minimal relief at night. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms may bring respite later in the week.

Mesa man, Calvin Coleman, sentenced to nearly 16 years for fentanyl trafficking following an Arizona AG probe.

Walter Lesley “Les” Presmyk is appointed by Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs as the State Mine Inspector, replacing Paul Marsh. Presmyk brings extensive industry experience to the role.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that a statute imposing a higher burden on negligence claims against healthcare providers during public health crises was unconstitutional.

The Phoenix Fire Department's new Telehealth program allows some 911 non-emergency callers to consult with ER doctors directly, potentially reducing ambulance use and healthcare system strain.