Lake Havasu City Police arrested multiple people after a reported armed robbery at a local hotel, involving a chase and later capture of the suspects.

Arizona's forestry department begins a wildfire risk reduction project near Prescott Valley, clearing 600 acres to safeguard communities and promote a healthy ecosystem.

A judge has halted ballot printing in Maricopa County due to a dispute over adding a late GOP candidate, James Taylor, to the primary election ballot after another candidate exited the race.

Wildman Phil will debut his "Adventure Begins at Your Library" program at Peoria Main Library with shows featuring global wildlife to educate and entertain attendees.

Southbound Interstate 17 in Arizona will be closed between Loop 303 and Happy Valley Road for the weekend due to pavement improvements, with ADOT advising alternative routes.

Westbound I-10 in Phoenix will close May 31 to June 3 for bridge construction, affecting multiple ramps and suggesting detours via Loop 101 and Loop 202.

Architect Ty Harrison listed a hillside lot in Paradise Valley for $2.2 million, including plans for an 11,000-square-foot home, after originally seeking nearly $6 million.

Victor Lopez was arrested for attempting to steal a cash register from Maico Restaurant in Tucson, breaking a window but thwarted by security bars. The community supports the restaurant owner post-incident.

Mountain rescues increase in Arizona due to high heat, prompting warnings for hikers to avoid peak temperatures; Scottsdale Fire mourns a captain lost to cancer and prepares for wildfire season and new ambulance service.

Phoenix updates heat strategies after last summer's issues, plans better staffing and supply distribution for 2024. Salesforce releases Summer'24 with new features like Einstein Automate and expanded LWC support.

A police officer was seriously injured and a suspect killed in a south Phoenix shootout early on a Tuesday morning. The incident caused area closures affecting the morning commute.

Indy the tiger cub is flourishing at a Minnesota sanctuary a year after Phoenix police rescued her. She enjoys a natural habitat and proper care, a stark contrast to her previous life in captivity.

A black bear roaming a Prescott Valley neighborhood was safely captured by authorities, easing local concerns amidst reminders of wildlife encounters.