Arizona AG Kris Mayes files a lawsuit against Heritage Village Assisted Living for elder abuse and consumer fraud, seeking court-ordered receivership to protect residents.

Apache Junction and Pinal County have begun construction of the Superstition Basin project to control floodwaters and provide recreational space, at a cost of $3.3 million.

Kate Milewski received the William Rothstein Achievement Award from AACJ for her dedicated legal service and improvements to public defense in Pinal County.

A motorcyclist is critically injured after a hit-and-run in Glendale; the suspect was later found, and the investigation continues without suspicion of impairment.

A north Phoenix resident's plan to open a home-based gun store near an elementary school has met with neighborhood opposition over safety and image concerns.

Phoenix commemorates three city employees' dedication during its 30th Employee Memorial Ceremony, honoring their service and remembering their contributions.

The world's first Neuralink brain chip was implanted in a paralyzed man, who has since regained some functions and can control a computer with his mind.

Barrio Café in Phoenix is closing after 22 years as Chef Silvana Salcido Esparza retires, a decision influenced by her health and belief that the café wouldn't be the same without her.

Fender is set to build a new 80,000-square-foot office in Phoenix, aiming to attract top talent and create 100 jobs, with the building to feature innovative spaces for guitar and amplifier development.

Former Interior Department employee George Thomas Onwiler was sentenced to five years probation for embezzling $139,000 via fraudulent wire transfers.

Phoenix offers free Valley Metro rides for NCAA Final Four attendees from April 5-8, aiming for efficient transport as seen during last year's Super Bowl. Users need the app to get passes.

Phoenix City Council settled two excessive force lawsuits for $410,000; $350,000 for Adam Vespoli's family after a fatal shooting and $60,000 for Mariah Valenzuela's rough treatment during a traffic stop.

The Phoenix Housing Department invites landlords to an event explaining benefits of the Housing Choice Voucher Program, offering insights and a $2,000 bonus for new contracts.