The University of Arizona will offer a Master of Science in Business Analytics program in Chandler, starting this fall, with applications open until June 1 for the 2024 cohort.

ADOT warns of traffic jams due to a Rolling Stones concert at State Farm Stadium on May 7, advising fans to leave early and consider alternate routes.

Tommy Plato closed Second Story to open The Ends, a new restaurant with culinary inspiration from Anthony Bourdain, set to open in the former Kazimierz space in Scottsdale.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office mourns the loss of K-9 Kimbo, who died of a condition called bloat. Donations are sought for the K-9 unit in his memory.

A teenage girl died and another is critically injured following an ATV crash in Elfrida, Arizona. Neither were using seatbelts or helmets at the time of the accident.

A woman has been arrested on charges including first-degree murder after a fatal arson at a Phoenix sofa manufacturing business, with surveillance showing the suspect's involvement.

ASU is experiencing a surge in international students, with over half from India. The university's proactive recruitment reflects the country's growing middle class and appreciation for education.

The 'Horse Fire' in Tonto National Forest has led to road closures and ongoing fire suppression efforts. Firefighters are working to protect local structures with support from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Businesses offer deals for Teacher Appreciation Week and Mother's Day, including discounts at restaurants and attractions detailed by ABC15 and Food Network.

Gunfire hit several homes in the Laveen neighborhood, with the Hrones family experiencing a bullet piercing their residence and shattering a sliding glass door, leaving the community anxious for safety.

Glendale police seek help identifying a man who committed an armed robbery at a woman's home. The suspect brandished a gun and discharged it, before fleeing.

Zion Teasley awaits trial for the murder of Lauren Heike, which occurred a year ago in North Phoenix, while the community honors her memory and seeks justice.

A Scottsdale jewelry store was robbed of $250,000 in unique pieces, with the crime caught on surveillance video. The family-owned business is seeking community help to recover the stolen goods.