President Biden's creation of a new national monument in Northern Arizona has drawn criticism from local lawmakers, sparking discussions on the balance between conservation, cultural significance, and economic development.

The Scottsdale Family Resource Center is launching the Little ReadER Book Club for children, backed by a donation in honor of Edmond Richard, providing books and early learning activities.

Paradise Valley's iconic spire, designed by a Frank Lloyd Wright apprentice, will be moved and preserved as the church it tops is demolished for luxury homes.

FOX 10 Phoenix and U.S. News report on the diverse state abortion laws post-Roe, with Arizona facing potential changes and VP Harris advocating federal protections, reflecting America's fragmented reproductive rights landscape.

The Gilbert Town Council plans to raise local taxes to fund infrastructure and services, with a public hearing set for October and potential implementation by January 2025.

Pima County alerts of intermittent lane closures on Palo Verde Road from Broadmont Drive to 44th Street due to vegetation work on Aug. 22 from 5 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Nordstrom Rack is set to open a new store in the West Valley's Prasada shopping complex, joining other retailers such as Old Navy and DSW, marking its first presence in Surprise, Arizona.

The 2024 NCAA Men's Final Four boosted Arizona's economy by $429 million and increased the GDP by $256.9 million, according to a study highlighted by Phoenix’s website and mayor.

A Silver Alert has been issued for missing 21-year-old Nicholas Flores in Chandler, Arizona. Authorities seek public help to find him, as he has a condition causing confusion.

Peoria introduces a new Bell 505 helicopter to enhance its public safety operations, with officials expressing the initiative’s role in improving emergency response and aerial support.

Pima County Board of Supervisors approved a $1 million fund for a new low-income housing project in Tucson, offering 72 apartments with sustainable features and affordability tied to the Area Median Income.

A section of Old Route 66 will be closed for construction starting August 26 to replace an old culvert, with work lasting around 65 days and costing $1 million.

The City of San Luis appointed Fernando Corona as the new IT Manager after serving on an interim basis since the previous manager's departure in March.