Accused of kidnapping and assaulting his girlfriend, Timothy James Wood from Arizona was re-arrested on a felony grand jury warrant after an initial arrest and release. He faces multiple serious charges but denies the allegations.

Zach Top to headline 2026 Coors Light Birds Nest during the WM Phoenix Open, with ERNEST as special guest, as reported by ABC15. Tickets go on sale in August.

Premature twin calves named Cleo and Clover beat the odds and survived on a Mesa farm; they are gaining strength and the Brotemarkle family is hopeful.

Erica Kahn faced over $20,000 in medical bills for rabies treatment after a bat encounter in Arizona, due to her health plan's uncommunicated waiting period.

Kyrene de la Sierra Elementary School in Phoenix has temporarily closed due to air quality concerns from roof construction. Remote learning is in effect until fall break ends in October.

A woman was detained after two men were stabbed in South Phoenix; one victim faces life-threatening injuries. The incident and motives remain under investigation.

Arizona woman, Christina Chapman, sentenced to 102 months for fraud, identity theft, and money laundering, aiding North Korean IT workers. She generated over $17 million, impacting U.S. businesses and identities.

Westbound Loop 101 off-ramp at 67th Avenue in Phoenix closes for 60 days starting Aug. 4 for construction, part of a $140 million freeway widening project.

Flagstaff plans an event on Aug. 11 to honor WWII Navajo Code Talkers, including cultural performances and speeches, open to the public with provided meals.

Chandler, Arizona is recognized as a national model for fiscal strength and responsibility, maintaining a AAA bond rating and following conservative budget principles.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes is leading a coalition to sue over the Trump-era tariffs, arguing they're unlawful under the IEEPA, as Arizona businesses warn of economic harm.

Utility workers are electrifying homes on the Navajo Nation in Arizona, with the goal of connecting 50 families to the grid, a project that is deeply significant for the local community.

Mesa Mayor Mark Freeman is appointed Vice Chair of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Energy Committee, focusing on modernizing America's energy infrastructure.