A body recovered May 9 on the Grand Canyon South Rim was identified as missing ASU student Sandarsh Krishna, 26. Park rangers and the family are asking the public for tips.

A 20-year-old arrested after a Lowe’s shoplifting call in Phoenix has been tied to a Utah homicide, police say. Court filings say he assaulted a store worker and an officer and is held on a $1M cash-only bond.

Lincoln broke ground on Sky Harbor Logistics, converting a Tempe office campus into a roughly 254,000‑sq‑ft logistics hub minutes from Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport.

A 19-year-old motorcyclist died after crashing into a curb near 83rd Avenue and Buckeye Road in Tolleson; police say stunts and speeding were reported. The investigation is ongoing.

Knightwerx relocated its headquarters from Camarillo to Scottsdale as it ramps up drone production. The move puts the startup in the Phoenix metro’s growing manufacturing corridor.

A single-engine plane made an emergency landing in the median of U.S. 60 near Superior on Monday. Video shows debris in the roadway; no injuries were reported.

State reports and local partners say child drownings fell after a push for 'water watchers', swim lessons and CPR training. Officials warn the risk remains high and urge vigilance.

An 18-year-old Imagine Prep Coolidge senior drowned at Canyon Lake; family identified him as Jaysyn Robles and investigators reported no signs of foul play.

A Peoria homeowner found a giant Asian water monitor taking a dip in his backyard pool; experts say it was likely an escaped pet and left after roughly 20 minutes.

Firefighters battled a west Phoenix apartment blaze Friday night as crews worked into the evening and officials assessed damage and displacement.

A Phoenix man was arrested and charged with murder after officers found a body inside a home near 24th and Oak; homicide detectives are investigating.

The DOJ filed a denaturalization complaint asking a federal court to revoke the citizenship of Ali Yousif Ahmed, a Phoenix driving‑school owner accused in 2006 Iraq killings. The move is part of a wider denaturalization push.

Paris-trained baker William Porter will open Sablé Boulangerie in downtown Gilbert next Wednesday, serving croissants, baguettes and Pain Au Chocolat. The shop opens at 8 a.m. and will run Wednesday–Sunday mornings.