Notable political figures, including Vice President Kamala Harris and Senator JD Vance, visit Arizona to rally support ahead of an election, signaling the state's significance.

911 calls from Lauren Heike's murder near a Phoenix trail were released, detailing the discovery of her body and suspect sightings. Zion Teasley is charged and pleads not guilty.

NAU students must relocate due to a bat infestation in their dorm, with criticisms arising over the university's handling of the situation and its impact on community and stability.

Ex-University of Arizona cornerback DaVonte’ Neal was sentenced to 20 years for the 2017 murder of Bryan T. Burns.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny and hot days for Phoenix, AZ, with highs in the low 100s and mild easterly winds. Nights will have clear skies with temperatures in the mid-70s.

Rep. Ruben Gallego urges the FDA and DOJ to take action against U.S. distributors of illegal Chinese-made vaping products, highlighting enforcement lapses and calling for immediate, impactful measures.

ADWR experts shared alarming data on the significant decline of the Willcox groundwater basin, with 400 feet drawdown since 1940.

Three men were sentenced to prison for possessing and conspiring to distribute machineguns, with sentences ranging from 42 to 51 months and additional supervised release.

Phoenix anticipates a series of extremely hot days with temperatures surpassing 100 degrees, limited overnight cooling, and a minor cooldown later in the week.

Maricopa Police launched an online system for non-emergency incident reporting, enhancing convenience for residents reporting issues like theft or nuisance animals.

Phoenix area firefighters attended a Liberty High School football game to support the son of late Phoenix firefighter Adam Cauthron, honoring his memory and legacy.

Scottsdale Police pursued a vehicle that failed to stop, which led to a search for the occupants in the Tempe neighborhood after they fled on foot; at least one person was detained.

Surprise, AZ is offering a Family Holiday Dance Class, where participants learn a choreographed dance online to surprise an audience with a flash-mob performance in December. Registration is required by November 1.