After facing closure threats, Aspen University's nursing program sees its graduates, like Donielle Jording, succeeding as registered nurses, while the program is set to close in September following a teach-out for current students.

A woman was fatally hit by a vehicle while jogging in New River. The suspect's car was found, but the driver is still at large. MCSO is seeking public help for leads.

Phoenix is set to have a pleasant mix of cloudy skies and sunshine with comfortable temperatures in the low 80s and a cool down in the evenings, indicated by a steady climb to peaks of around 81 degrees and peaceful nighttime lows around 57 degrees.

A Valley wedding planner is organizing an inclusive wedding expo featuring local businesses on Feb. 25, aiming to cater to people of color and the LGBTQ+ community.

Victims of a cycling crash in Goodyear are disappointed as misdemeanor charges are considered due to lack of evidence for felony charges against the driver.

Phoenix, AZ, forecast predicts sunny skies and highs near 80 degrees. Conditions will remain clear tonight with a low around 54. Rain is possible by Monday night.

Casa Grande seeks new Historic Preservation Commission members to maintain local heritage, with monthly meetings and a March 8 deadline for applications.

The City of Surprise has launched a scholarship program for graduating high school and homeschooled seniors, offering $1,000 to $5,000 based on eligibility and committee selection.

Pima County's migrant aid program risks losing federal funding on March 31, possibly resulting in hundreds of migrants on Tucson's streets without resources.

The Japanese Friendship Garden in Phoenix, known as Ro Ho En, offers a peaceful, Japanese-style landscape and various garden types for visitors in the city's downtown area.

An Arizona care facility delayed reporting sexual abuse claims against a staff member, leading to an investigation and the accused surrendering their nursing certificate.

One man died after a stabbing at a Glendale apartment; another man was detained. The police responded to the incident with no further threat to the community.

Arizona GOP lawmakers propose HCR 2060 to toughen immigration policy, mandating E-Verify for employment and public benefits, and imposing fines for non-compliance. The measure bypasses the Democratic governor and will require voter approval.