Arizona retains the top spot for business investment in the Mountain Region for the second year, with Phoenix's tech growth highlighted, but it misses the national top 10.

Cleophus Cooksey Jr. stands trial for a 2017 Phoenix crime spree, facing the death penalty for eight murders. Evidence links him to the crimes, although he pleads not guilty.

A three-year-old girl was critically wounded in a Surprise neighborhood shooting. Dariusz Modrzejewski, arrested for the incident, is the girl's father and faces charges including aggravated assault.

A mass shooting at El Camaron Gigante Mariscos & Steakhouse in Glendale, Arizona left three dead and five injured, with police describing a chaotic scene and an ongoing investigation into the incident.

Teenager William Hines was sentenced to 12 years for manslaughter in Maricopa County, with an additional five years for DUI, after a Halloween party incident led to Preston Lord's death.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes and team received top honors at National HIDTA Awards for 'Operation Double Down', a successful anti-narcotics effort.

Mayor Kate Gallego of Phoenix reaffirms her commitment to sustainability with the permanent "Save Water Pledge," encouraging residents to conserve water.

During Law Day, Arizona's judiciary spotlighted the rule of law's importance in democracy, with the Chief Justice outlining efforts to improve legal fairness and access, like the Community Justice Worker program.

The Phoenix Suns have appointed Brian Gregory as their new GM, with former GM James Jones transitioning to a senior advisor role, aiming to improve the team after a disappointing season.

Senator Gallego questions experts on the drastic increase in Arizona home insurance costs, spotlighting cases of premium spikes despite wildfire mitigation efforts and fraudulent practices like "assignment of benefits" scams.

Shake Shack opened in Goodyear's GSQ district with its first location featuring a drive-thru, marked by a ribbon-cutting event with city officials celebrating the downtown area's growth.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs signed a bill ensuring funding for services for people with developmental disabilities, ending delays that threatened their care.

Buckeye designates May as Building Safety Month, focusing on the significance of building codes, safety, and sustainability with various educational events and activities.