Phoenix invites public input on a new 300-bed homeless shelter with a meeting set for March 21, offering residential services and employment opportunities.

A Scottsdale teen dies after ingesting a fentanyl-laced pill, as the community and his family seek justice and preventative measures, like the distribution of Narcan.

An officer from the Gila River Police Department was injured in an early morning rollover crash in Maricopa County. Suspected alcohol impairment is a factor, and the second car's occupants fled but were detained. The investigation is ongoing.

A boy is critically injured after accidentally shooting himself at a Glendale home. He was taken to the hospital, and police say no other suspects are sought as the investigation continues.

Three Arizona cities—Gilbert, Mesa, and Chandler—are top locations for retirement savings, with reasonable living costs and higher incomes, while cities in California and New York rank poorly due to high expenses.

Fanatics received a license to start sports betting in Arizona through a partnership with the Tonto Apache Tribe, expanding its US reach to 16 states.

Over Easy breakfast restaurant is set to open in Goodyear's GSQ by the end of 2024, joining a growing list of businesses and enhancing the local dining scene.

Surprise City Council approves new utility rate schedule starting July 1, 2024, with staggered increases in solid waste, water, and wastewater services until 2025.

The Out of the Park Music Fest in Surprise on March 23 will feature a lineup including Chase Rice, with DJT3 and others. Free parking is available. Tickets are $20 pre-event, $30 on the day, with free entry for kids under 2.

Trump’s name appeared near the bottom of Arizona's Republican ballots due to a pre-determined lottery, as states brace for election integrity challenges.

The U.S. government is investing $8.5 billion in Intel for semiconductor production, aiming to increase chipmaking capabilities and create jobs in four states.

Surprise City Council announces Fix-A-Leak Week from March 18-24, offering tips and a workshop to help residents reduce water waste by fixing household leaks.

The City of Chandler's HOA Academy returns in April with educational workshops for homeowners in HOA communities, led by Mulcahy Law Firm, P.C., culminating in a virtual Q&A session. Registration is free.