A Hamilton High walkout in Chandler turned tense Friday after an armed man confronted students; a teen was arrested and police are searching for a driver who pushed through the crowd.

Arizona State Representative Ralph Heap introduces House Bill 2975 to suspend the "Solar Scores" map, aiming to redistribute land use favorably between solar, housing, and mining developments.

Franklin Arnett Clifton from Arizona received the death penalty for a deadly 2014 drive-by shooting that killed one woman and severely wounded another.

Mesa police reported violent crime fell to near‑2020 levels in 2025 even as traffic crashes climbed to 6,222 and calls for service rose.

Hadrian opened a $200M, roughly 290,000‑sq‑ft automated aerospace and defense factory in Mesa that will add more than 350 local jobs as the company scales after new funding.

Phoenix Police reported progress in public safety and accountability, including de-escalation training, a new records system, behavioral health support, real-time notifications, First Amendment policy training, and a new feedback portal.

Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport's new art exhibition, Spectral Alchemy, showcases 15 Arizona artists exploring the concept of light at the Phoenix Airport Museum.

Mayor Lisa Fitzgibbons will present Casa Grande's annual State of the City Address at the local high school on March 4, with community attendance encouraged.

A Phoenix man drew a five‑year prison term after TSA and Phoenix police found vacuum‑sealed packages of fentanyl, meth and heroin hidden in a checked Sky Harbor suitcase.

City Winery signed a lease for a 30,000-square-foot venue at The Sydney near Loop 101, bringing a winery, restaurant and live-music venue to Scottsdale's 101 corridor.

A state WARN notice shows Benchmark Electronics will cut 65 positions at its Phoenix manufacturing site, activating rapid-response support for affected workers.

A Gilbert brunch spot and a Phoenix Chinese restaurant showed up on this week’s Dirty Dining list after Maricopa County inspections. Here’s what to know and where to check the full reports.

Zipps Sports Grill's south Tempe location reopened after federal raids involving employment allegations and document fraud, which resulted in 35 undocumented immigrants' apprehension.