A man was arrested in Phoenix for the New Year's Eve shooting death of his roommate, Edi Ruiz. The incident occurred at their apartment. The suspect, Jose Gonzales-Hernandez, was caught after his phone was tracked.

A man died after his car crashed into a pole in downtown Phoenix on New Year's Day. Jesus Tapia-Serrano lost control of his vehicle, leading to the fatal accident.

San Luis Finance Department won the GFOA Distinguished Budget Presentation Award for its Fiscal Year 2025 budget, recognized for its comprehensive policy statement and financial plan.

The search for Phoenix grandfather Darrel Johnson Sr., missing for six months in New Mexico, continues with intensive family effort.

Two $1 million+ lottery jackpots from recent drawings in Arizona remain unclaimed; one from a December 30 Triple Twist draw, and another from a January 1 Powerball draw.

A woman was arrested for Extreme DUI after her SUV mounted a brick wall in Buckeye, with a BAC of .235, nearly three times Arizona's legal limit.

A rollover crash on I-10, involving a gunshot victim, temporarily closed the highway and caused traffic delays until lanes reopened around 3:40 a.m. Investigations continue into the incident.

Phoenix is set for sunny weather with highs in the mid-70s and clear nights around 47 degrees. The weekend and upcoming week will continue with mild and stable conditions.

A hiker found a dead man on a Phoenix mountain trail, leading the Phoenix Fire Department and Phoenix Police Department to investigate the circumstances.

The article describes a series of sunny and peaceful days ahead for Phoenix, with comfortable temperatures and clear skies, according to the National Weather Service.

Chino Valley town officials seek public input on budget priorities through a survey available online and in hard copy, emphasizing the role of community engagement in fiscal planning.

The Phoenix area is anticipating a variety of new restaurants in 2025, including ventures by Pretty Decent Concepts and 151 Hospitality, and notable additions to Scottsdale Fashion Square and the West Valley.

Arizona renters are set to pay less starting in 2025 as the state eliminates the Transaction Privilege Tax on rent, potentially affecting municipal budgets.