A 15-year-old boy named Sean Ochoa was shot and killed in Phoenix, prompting a police manhunt for the suspects. The community is asked to provide information to Silent Witness.

EVIT has filed a lawsuit claiming a lease with Adelante Healthcare on their Mesa campus was illegal, prompting Adelante to express surprise and deny wrongdoing.

A powerful winter storm brought significant rainfall and snow to Arizona, with varied precipitation recorded across the state, including power outages for thousands of residents.

Senators reintroduced the Fighter Force Preservation and Recapitalization Act to maintain and modernize the U.S. Air Force's fighter fleet, focusing on 39 squadrons.

Coconino County officials visited Washington D.C. to pursue regional interests, discussing disaster relief, highway repair, and funding for forest projects with federal partners and Arizona's Congressional delegation.

Surprise, Arizona, offers a variety of spring arts and cultural events including performances, workshops, and lectures on indigenous literature and water conservation. Details at Surprise city news.

The Arizona Department of Real Estate has launched updated forms to increase clarity and usability, including the elimination of redundant fields and a reduction of 106 pages.

Senators reintroduced the ACRE Act, co-led by Senator Gallego, to improve access and affordability of credit in rural areas by altering the tax treatment for certain rural loans.

Phoenix mother Natalie Tate was sentenced to 12.5 years for manslaughter and child abuse after her 18-month-old child died from consuming fentanyl she left within reach.

Gilbert PD increases patrols during Spring Break, emphasizing communication, curfews, and safety measures for the community, and provides tips for prevention of incidents.

Arizona scheduled Aaron Gunches' execution for March 19, 2025, following a warrant by the state Supreme Court. Media must RSVP by March 18 for the post-execution briefing.

Lisa Lipinski joins Fountain Hills' Economic Development team, bringing her extensive municipal government experience to enhance local economy and tourism.

The Maricopa Police Department's 2024 Annual Report shows a 1% crime reduction despite the city's growth, highlighting efficient operations and community engagement.