A passenger died after an SUV crashed into a guardrail on Loop 202 in Phoenix, with the driver charged with manslaughter under suspicion of impairment.

Two individuals were arrested in Arizona for train robberies, focusing on stealing Nike shoes. Authorities suggest an organized crime ring, potentially linked to the Mexican cartel, is behind the heists which have resulted in millions in losses.

The B-29 Superfortress DOC landed in Phoenix for a short visit, offering tours and flight experiences to the public.

Sheena Holmes, 38, of Prescott, was found guilty of embezzling more than $125,000 from two employers, including a charity supporting the homeless. Prosecutors condemned the crimes as "reprehensible," and sentencing is set for June 16.

TSMC's $165 billion facility in Phoenix leads rapid expansion in Arizona's advanced manufacturing sector, with a significant inflow of related projects statewide.

The Balsz School District reinstates Little League baseball after ten years alongside MLB and MiLB's Little League® Days, fostering youth engagement and community spirit in baseball.

Phoenix is set to experience steady weather, with high temperatures in the high 80s to low 90s and mostly sunny skies, according to the National Weather Service.

Queen Creek Police Department launches Partners in Policing Academy to enhance community understanding of police work through interactive sessions with specialized units.

Arthur Contreras, missing since Friday from Phoenix, has been safely located after a Silver Alert was issued. Details of his discovery have not been released.

The District of Arizona U.S. Attorney's Office charged 329 individuals with immigration offenses during enforcement operations between April 12-18, 2025.

Comanche Park in Scottsdale has renovated its tennis courts with new concrete, lighting, and fencing after storm damage. The city aims for durability and offers various tennis programs.

Peoria may see commercial solid waste rate increases over two years, with a public hearing scheduled for May 20 to discuss the changes including up to 10% hikes for various services.

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona halts bill signings to pressure the legislature into passing a funding bill for Arizonans with disabilities, criticizing partisan tactics.