A landscaper in Gilbert, Luis Navarro, survived a severe bee attack with over 300 stings, necessitating a two-day hospital stay. A GoFundMe was started for his expenses.

An Arizona man's sister's cremated remains were lost after being shipped through USPS; two deceased and three critical after a Tempe mobile home fire.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has ended his 2024 presidential run and endorsed Donald Trump, with analysts uncertain about the impact on the race against Kamala Harris.

Christopher Rhodd, 36, faces second-degree murder for fatally stabbing 34-year-old Efren Partida during a fight in Phoenix. After seeking medical care, Rhodd was arrested.

The FTC is challenging the Kroger-Albertsons merger in court, concerned it may reduce competition and raise prices, while the companies argue it's necessary to compete with retail giants.

Tribal leaders and activists protested against the Pinyon Plain uranium mine near the Grand Canyon, calling for its closure over environmental and sacred land concerns.

The family of Colin Brough, who was killed in a 2015 NAU shooting, feels the justice system failed after the shooter, Steven Jones, was released after serving four and a half years.

McCulloch Boulevard is closing temporarily from Capri Lane to Smoketree Avenue for nighttime waterline improvements, with detours via Mesquite and Swanson.

Casa Grande calls for volunteers for a National Day of Service event on September 21 to honor 9/11 victims with park cleanup and beautification efforts.

Governor Katie Hobbs appointed NAU President José Luis Cruz Rivera to Arizona's State Board of Education, citing his track record in academia and leadership at NAU.

A man firing shots at others was shot dead by Phoenix police, while separately, a man was charged with murder after a domestic dispute escalated. Both incidents raise concerns about gun violence and mental health.

Avondale has announced a Pavement Preservation Program starting September 3, 2024, with road treatment projects and bulk trash collection adjustments.

Two ATV riders were injured, one seriously, after a collision with a semi-truck in Goodyear. The incident is under investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.