Christopher Hoopes, accused of fatally shooting his wife Colleen, a Tempe ballerina, may enter a plea deal, with his defense focusing on the potential impact of medications on his actions.

VA Secretary Doug Collins denies claims of a 15% staff cut at the Phoenix VA hospital, calling them lies, amid veteran concerns over healthcare impact.

State attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, are suing to reverse HHS cuts made by the Trump administration, which they say endanger critical services like LIHEAP and Head Start.

A young man named Kendre Pride was found dead from a gunshot in a west Phoenix apartment. Police are investigating and seeking public help. No suspects have been identified.

Authorities continue investigating the death of 14-year-old Emily Pike, executing search warrants and analyzing items for links to her case. No arrests have been made, but a substantial reward is offered for information.

ADOT announces weekend road closures and restrictions in Phoenix from June 6-9 due to freeway improvement projects, including the closure of I-17 ramps to westbound Loop 101.

Tolleson, Arizona launches heat relief initiatives including distribution of portable ACs, operation of Hydration Stations, and opening of the Tolleson Social Club for seniors to combat summer heat.

Peoria City Council plans to amend its fee schedule and invites public input, with a meeting set for August 5, 2025, at the Peoria Public Safety Administration Building.

Gilbert, Arizona celebrated NBA player Jalen Williams by renaming a street in his honor, recognizing his success with the Oklahoma City Thunder and Perry High School.

Tempe launches Tempe360 to support local businesses, providing resources, personalized assistance, and connections to foster economic growth and resilience.

A Silver Alert has been issued for 69-year-old Jeffrey Anderson from Phoenix, who has been missing since June 4, with concerns about his safety due to his easily disoriented state.

Police fatally shot a kidnapping suspect in Peoria; the attempted abduction involved a woman with a stroller. No officers were injured, and both the mother and child were unharmed.

Surprise City Council approved a $985.7M FY2026 budget focusing on public safety, transportation, and community improvements, adding 91.5 new positions, with a property tax rate cut planned.