Peoria introduces WeRIDE, a new on-demand rideshare service providing convenient transit options to local destinations, with affordable fares and accommodations for riders with disabilities, seniors, veterans, students, and children.

A fatal crash in Lake Havasu City left two dead after their Dodge truck collided head-on with a semi on SR 95. The semi driver suffered non-life-threatening injuries; the crash is under investigation.

Rachel H. Mitchell commenced her first full term as Maricopa County Attorney after an election victory in 2022, building upon a career focused on prosecuting sex crimes and legislative reforms.

A two-vehicle crash on Loop 202 Santan Freeway at Lindsay Road in Gilbert caused at least one fatality and led to the temporary closure of the highway.

Phoenix Police arrested Damian Mitchell for a fatal stabbing that occurred last month near 3rd Avenue and Osborn Road.

Self-help guru James Arthur Ray, convicted of negligent homicide after a fatal 2009 sweat lodge ceremony, has died at 67. His death was announced on social media by his brother.

Maricopa County set a record in 2024 with 87,197 eviction filings, the highest ever, surpassing 2005's 83,687 cases. This rise comes despite growth in the county's population and poses a challenge for tenants facing legal disputes or eviction.

An Arizona resident won a $154,000 Fantasy 5 lottery jackpot from a ticket sold in Gilbert, with other significant wins in the Valley, including $1 million from Powerball and nearly $1.2 million from Triple Twist.

A study shows 32% of hiring managers asked illegal interview questions about family status, pregnancy, age, and salaries, with both male and female interviewers at fault.

The U-Haul Growth Index shows Arizona rising in growth rankings for 2024, while Colorado sees a significant drop in its ranking, based on moving data.

Carvana led Arizona's market growth in 2024, followed by other local firms, while Toast, Revolve, and On Holding doubled their shares on the broader market.

Surprise, Arizona, celebrates the 2025 Spring Training season start with the Mayor's Welcome Back Reception on February 19 and a music fest ending March 22.

Cognite, a Norwegian industrial software firm, is moving its global HQ to Tempe, Arizona, and plans to create 100 jobs and foster collaborations with local entities.