A Phoenix man received a six-year prison sentence for his part in a human smuggling operation, admitting to using social media to evade law enforcement.

Phoenix faces extreme summer heat affecting plant life, with record high temperatures leading to leaf scorch and drop in trees, as well as damage to cacti and succulents. Proper watering is essential for plant preservation.

Kris Mayes, Arizona's Attorney General, sues Buenas Communities LLC for providing uninhabitable conditions at "Buenas on 32nd" apartments, including poor air conditioning and infestations.

Navajo Nation President Buu Nygren acts to address uranium contamination by stopping trucks suspected of illegal uranium transport and prioritizing the cleanup of abandoned mine sites in collaboration with U.S. EPA.

Homeless advocate Austin Davis was arrested in Tempe for trespassing, escalating the dispute over his “Sunday Picnics” for the homeless after a permit denial.

The DOT proposed a rule to stop airlines from charging extra fees for families to sit together, reflecting efforts by Rep. Gallego to eliminate hidden costs.

Open House event scheduled for August 14, 2024, to discuss US 60 corridor transportation needs and future projections until 2050, with options for both in-person and online feedback.

Tonto National Forest lifts Stage 1 Fire Restrictions in select areas due to monsoon rains, while restrictions remain in Cave Creek and Mesa Districts.

A 4-year-old boy drowned in a Scottsdale pool at a short-term rental home without a pool fence. He was pronounced dead after CPR and transportation to the hospital.

The City of Mesa offers a free class on Aug. 13 for residents interested in local governance and another series on Homeowners Associations. Registration is required.

A man was killed following an argument that led to a shooting in north Phoenix. The suspect was arrested on scene. Police are investigating the incident.

The Lake Havasu City Police Department calls for driver vigilance as the new school year begins, emphasizing the need to follow traffic rules in school zones for student safety.

Arizona's AG Kris Mayes is concerned over uranium ore transport through tribal lands without proper notification, potentially affecting local communities and groundwater.