The community reacts with calls for justice and policy changes after the death of 16-year-old Preston Lord following a Halloween party assault in Queen Creek.

An NTSB report questions the truck driver's claim of steering failure in an Arizona accident that killed two cyclists, with a technical review suggesting the steering was functional.

A 13-year-old autistic boy missing from Tucson was found in Deming, New Mexico. He was safely returned to his family who credited social media for the successful search.

Pretty Decent Concepts will revitalize Arizona Center by replacing the former Hooters with three new eateries, aiming to transform it into a destination.

Phoenix police are probing two violent cases: one a homicide in an apartment, and another a non-fatal multiple stabbing, seeking public help and the suspect at large.

Arizona leaders unite to support Proposition 479, which seeks to extend Maricopa County's half-cent sales tax for transportation, warning of dire consequences if it fails.

After ABC15 reports, Arizona's HB2686 was amended to maintain public transparency of health board actions, addressing concerns of confidentiality overreach.

Mesa, AZ, announces Primary Election on July 30, 2024, for mayoral and Districts 1, 2, 3 council seats. Voter registration closes on July 1, and early voting starts July 3.

Valley economist Jim Rounds discusses the dwindling middle class in Arizona, highlighting that the median household income falls short of the $75,000 needed per 1.5 earners to maintain middle-class status amidst rising costs and inflation.

The Irish Fountain Fest in Fountain Hills offers a free St. Paddy's Day celebration with activities like live music, dancing, food, and a beer garden, punctuated by a green fountain display.

The 22nd Annual Peoria Arts & Cultural Festival will feature over 3,500 student artworks, live performances, and food trucks at 8401 E. Monroe Street, on March 2, with free admission and parking.

Maricopa region receives over $80 million in federal funds to combat homelessness, with $46.5 million for social services and $36.3 million for housing stability programs.

Renters in Surprise and Scottsdale, Arizona, benefit from a good balance between income and living costs, with Surprise ranking second in the country for this balance, according to RentCafe data.