Tempe recovers from a microburst, with extensive damage leaving residents without services and displacing over 130 people. The mayor declared a state of emergency, and aid efforts are underway.

Four people died in a collision near Gold Canyon, Arizona; one car was on fire and several people were ejected. Safety measures were emphasized, and the investigation is ongoing.

Phoenix, AZ will experience a week of clear skies, sunshine, and calm winds, with temperatures around 88-90 degrees during the day and lows around 62-68 degrees at night.

Tempe residents are helping storm victims through donations, volunteering, and supporting local organizations like the Tempe Community Council and TCAA.

Richard Djerf received the death penalty for 1993 murders, marking closure for the public and the victims' families, with the Maricopa County Attorney affirming justice served.

Local leaders in Tempe, Arizona, including Mayor Woods and Gov. Hobbs, have declared states of emergency after a storm, to seek federal funding for recovery.

Chandler invites residents to explore its future through an interactive event showcasing the updated General Plan with 3D technology at SoHo63 on October 28.

The article details upcoming freeway closures and lane restrictions in the Phoenix area due to ADOT's improvement projects, advising drivers on detours and potential traffic disruptions.

ADOT highlights the significance of the Move Over law for National Move Over Day, stressing the safety of first responders and stalled motorists on Arizona roads.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs appoints Elizabeth T. Bingert and Rachel C. Hernandez to the Maricopa County Superior Court, filling vacancies left by retired judges.

Richard Djerf, convicted of the 1993 Luna family murders in Arizona, is scheduled for execution on October 17, 2025. He pled guilty in 1995 after a revenge-driven crime that left four dead.

Mother warns of domestic violence dangers after daughter, a domestic violence case worker, is murdered by her boyfriend, with emphasis on the need for a safe exit strategy.

Apache Junction has been named a JustServe City for its exceptional volunteerism, joining other Arizona cities recognized for utilizing the JustServe platform to connect citizens with local service opportunities.