Chandler, Arizona announces its Sports Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, honoring nine athletes and two educators for their contributions to sports and education.

A man was arrested after allegedly pouring gasoline on the front counter of CAHRA in Eloy; staff and officers say quick action prevented a fire. No injuries were reported.

Family‑owned Dolce Vita Gelato will open a second Valley location in Tempe next Thursday, launching with a noon grand opening and complimentary scoops. The shop brings the Mesa‑born gelato counter to south Tempe.

A 49-year-old woman was arrested after a Dec. 15 fatal stabbing near Hance Park. Police say tips from the public helped detectives identify the suspect.

A Gilbert man faces felony DWI and homicide-by-vehicle charges after a December head-on crash on U.S. 491 north of Shiprock that killed a Cortez nursing supervisor.

Residents of Surprise can contribute to the city's Parks & Recreation Master Plan online or at community meetings, offering input on park designs and priorities.

Arizona Representative Matt Gress introduced a legislative package to strengthen educational oversight, aiming to ensure fiscal responsibility and prioritize student benefits within school districts.

Rep. James Taylor introduced House Bill 2492 in Arizona to eliminate urban growth boundaries, which he claims inhibit expansion, raise housing costs, and hurt the economy.

Police investigate after a woman was fatally shot in Phoenix's Maryvale neighborhood, with authorities seeking witnesses and information from the public.

Flagstaff City Council supports the purchase of a downtown parcel from Allthrive365 to address parking and potentially expand affordable housing options.

Phoenix is experiencing typical January weather with clear skies, mid-70s temperatures, and mild conditions expected to continue through the upcoming weekend and Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

A body was found at a construction site in Tempe, potentially linked to the missing 91-year-old Apolonio Romero with dementia and diabetes. Identity yet to be confirmed.

Arizona's Chino Valley Unified School District built 10 affordable tiny homes to aid teacher recruitment and retention, providing an economical housing option for educators like Malachi Daniels.