The Gilbert Police Department received a grant from the Arizona Governor's Office of Highway Safety to enhance traffic enforcement, including DUI, speed control, and pedestrian and cyclist safety.

Mark Alan Rodman from Peoria, Arizona, was sentenced to 334 years in prison for child sexual abuse, following a trial for incidents dating back to 1995.

Ian Mitcham's trial for the 2015 murder of Allison Feldman started, with his arrest rooted in familial DNA evidence linked to his brother and past DUI sample, after legal debates on its admissibility.

A 13-year-old was arrested after a high-speed chase in Arizona, where he drove over 100 MPH, evading police, and eventually crashed. No injuries were reported.

A man pleads not guilty to the first-degree murder charges of two teenagers found dead in Tonto National Forest. His DNA matched evidence at the scene.

Protests named "No Kings Day" took place in Phoenix against perceived authoritarian policies by President Trump, with thousands participating in peaceful demonstrations throughout the metro area.

Flagstaff Police arrested a woman named Mea Brodie for allegedly shooting her mother, Doris Brodie, to death following a noise complaint leading to the tragic discovery.

TSMC is expanding its Arizona operations for AI chip production, marking a milestone in its partnership with Nvidia by starting mass production of AI chips in Phoenix.

Chandler Library's "Season of Friendship" campaign seeks donations to fund community literacy and learning programs.

ADOT is set to improve a 10-mile stretch of US 60 near Wickenburg with $10.4 million in upgrades beginning late October, affecting traffic with lane restrictions.

Inmate Richard Djerf was executed in Arizona for 1993 Phoenix family murders, following a legal process, with his death declared post-lethal injection.

The City of Surprise invites residents to engage in transportation planning and community events, including a Day of Service and HOA Summit, fostering civic involvement.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled unanimously that the state's Administrative Procedures Act doesn't apply to the Elections Procedures Manual, affirming the Secretary of State's authority.