A 24-year-old woman died in a two-car collision on I-10 near Buckeye after rear-ending a work truck. She reportedly wasn't wearing a seatbelt. No other injuries occurred. Eastbound lanes were closed but reopened by 9 a.m.

U.S. military units will train on Phoenix city-owned land Jan. 21–Feb. 13, with night drills and aviation movements expected to rattle nearby neighborhoods.

Peoria's Leadership Institute offers residents a 9-week insight into local government operations, starting April 15 with sessions every Wednesday evening.

A man was fatally shot while allegedly trying to break into a Buckeye home; the homeowner's son fired the gun. Police identified the intruder as Michael Diaz.

A red-light running incident in Tempe involving Waymo cars caused a multi-vehicle crash, leading to three hospitalizations and road closures. Suspect Soraya Ruiz faces charges including DUI.

Women are increasingly reversing breast augmentations for health, comfort, and a preference for natural beauty, as seen in Arizona and Vancouver, with explant procedures becoming more popular.

Takanock’s Project Baccara would pair two 1M‑sq‑ft data halls with a 700MW gas plant near Luke AFB while NTT files a design tweak for its Mesa campus. Permits and public hearings are now the next stop.

A bicyclist was critically injured Monday near Paradise Valley Country Club after a collision on Desert Fairways Drive; police closed the roadway while investigators worked the scene.

A woman was found mummified in her home in Bullhead City, with the house burglarized and her car stolen, although foul play may not be the cause of death.

Multiple breaks in the Transcanyon Waterline cut supplies to Phantom Ranch and inner‑canyon sites; crews are repairing the line and hikers must treat or carry water.

Someburros opens in Surprise near Loop 303, starts serving Tuesday and will celebrate with giveaways and live mariachi on Feb. 21.

Arizona Republican leaders criticize Governor Hobbs' budget, suspecting hidden tax hikes and fiscal irresponsibility amidst escalating tensions with Legislature.

Coconino County offices will close for Martin Luther King Jr. Day to honor his legacy, impacting county services for the day and urging the community to reflect on his contributions.