Two men were shot at a Phoenix apartment complex, sustaining serious but non-life-threatening injuries. Police have detained individuals and are investigating the incident.

Arizona's I-40 is receiving a $27.5 million upgrade for bridge replacements and interchange improvements, funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The article describes the annual APS Electric Light Parade in Phoenix, including the parade route, street closures, parking advice, and viewing options.

Timothy Sullivan was sentenced to 31.5 years for murdering Amy Leagans in 2020; meanwhile, the case of JoAnn Dudek's 2022 disappearance sees progress with persons of interest identified.

Surprise Stadium is seeking National Anthem singers and Color Guard groups for Spring Training events. Applications, including a rendition or references, should be sent to Marcus Wojtkowicz by January 24. Selected acts will be notified.

Whistleblowers in healthcare face prolonged battles for justice, as seen in the experiences of Dr. Maher Huttam with the Phoenix VA and UK surgeon Manuf Kassem, both of whom faced retaliation for exposing patient safety issues.

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs launched the ConnectAllAZ initiative, committing $993 million to expand broadband access across the state, with a focus on rural and Tribal communities.

Henry Wade was unanimously elected as Vice Mayor of Maricopa for 2025, succeeding Amber Liermann. Having served before in 2019, Wade pledges to focus on initiatives for the city.

Queen Creek announces its QC Hometown Christmas event with activities like Santa's workshop sessions, a tree lighting, food trucks, and a "Storybook Christmas" parade, alongside important traffic and parking information.

Phoenix-area law enforcement investigates unsolved homicides from 2024, including the cases of Milton Ayers and Jesse Benich, and an unidentified woman, seeking the community's help.

Amkor Technology Inc. received 50 acres of land for free and purchased an additional 6.3 acres in Peoria, Arizona, to build a $2 billion chip factory expected to create 2000 jobs.

Microchip Technology Inc. plans to close its Tempe factory by September 2025 to cut costs, affecting 500 employees and saving the company $90 million annually.

Tempe resident Donna Steen is recovering after being injured in an altercation at a park, which led to her chihuahua's death by an unleashed pit bull.