Shvonne Henoie and her son Jakari Gray were found safe after being reported missing in Mesa, Arizona. Police and citizens searched for them after they were last seen on January 2.

Ri's Coffee, a nonprofit cafe offering job opportunities to people with disabilities, is set to open in Phoenix after completing construction, as reported by ABC15 and Yahoo News.

An 18-year-old man was arrested for second-degree murder after a fatal shooting of his cousin, 35-year-old Richard Garcia, at a Mesa apartment complex.

The Venezuelan diaspora reacts with a mix of gratitude, hope, and concern following President Maduro's capture, as they ponder the implications for Venezuela and the region.

Miami is gearing up for two electronic music festivals in early 2026: Synthesis Microfest II with experimental sounds, and Ultra Music Festival, featuring major acts and debut performances.

2025 marked the loss of Arizona figures like Congressman Grijalva and activist Kirk, amid diverse influential deaths including Pope Francis, actors, and sports legends.

Two individuals were hospitalized after an early morning shooting in a west Phoenix neighborhood on New Year's Day, with police investigating the incident.

Rio Verde Foothills opens a new water station, providing residents previously reliant on hauled water a steady supply, though future costs remain uncertain.

Two dead in a Phoenix gang-related clash between rival motorcycle clubs, leading to multiple arrests, including Michael Shane Zavala on murder and robbery charges.

New workplace heat safety guidelines are established in Arizona, including measures like access to water, shade, and training, with the aim of protecting workers from heat-related risks.

Tombstone city offices, including the Senior Center, Library, Public Works, and City Hall, closed at noon on December 31 and will reopen on January 5th.

Mostly cloudy weather in Phoenix will clear up as the weekend approaches with mild temperatures in the low seventies. Calm winds and comfortable humidity levels are expected.

Michael Abatti pled not guilty to murdering his estranged wife, Kerri Ann, amid a bitter divorce. Held on $5.5 million bond, his pre-trial is set for March 17, 2026.