Phoenix Councilmember Kevin Robinson, after a year in office and re-election, aims to address the city's housing and homelessness issues using his law enforcement experience.

Two men were left in critical condition in Phoenix after separate stabbing and shooting incidents, with investigations ongoing and no suspects identified yet.

A man was killed by a semi-truck after fleeing a traffic stop in Cochise County, leading to an investigation and several detentions by the U.S. Border Patrol.

Lake Havasu City grieves the loss of former Council Member Dean Barlow, appreciating his contributions to the city, such as fiscal leadership and advocacy for animal welfare and the environment.

A vehicle crashed into a house in Peoria, leaving one dead and five injured. The cause is under investigation and the identities of those involved have not been released.

Former U.S. Border Patrol agent Carlos Victor Passapera Pinott receives an 18-year sentence for drug smuggling and bribery.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs issued an Executive Order to protect individuals seeking or providing abortions, despite a Supreme Court decision upholding a historic ban.

A driver died in Glendale when their truck caught fire after being hit while exiting a parking lot. The crash occurred on Saturday afternoon and the victim's name has not been released.

The Biden administration introduced a rule to close the 'gun show loophole,' requiring sellers to obtain a license and conduct background checks, stirring opposition from the NRA and mixed reactions elsewhere.

A $1.2 billion solar project by Copia Power, backed by the Carlyle Group, will produce renewable energy in Arizona's Harquahala Valley, also involving water rights negotiations.

Scottsdale announces Cycle the Arts event—a free, registration-required, 8-mile bike tour of 13 public art installations—set for April 21 during Bike Month.

Justin Avery was arrested for assaulting multiple women at Arizona State University's Tempe campus on April 11. He faces charges including sex crimes and assault.

Arizona officials met with Israeli water tech firms to explore partnerships for tackling the state's water issues.