Arizona grapples with other states over a Colorado River water-sharing agreement amid a drought, with a 2026 deadline looming for a resolution. Governor Hobbs urges upper basin states to conserve more.

An Arizona man was arrested for allegedly firing at a Yuma County sheriff's helicopter, with no injuries reported. Mubarak Prince faces three counts of attempted murder.

Chandler, Arizona, advances sustainability by approving a $34 million solar energy project for city facilities, expecting significant long-term savings and environmental benefits.

Buckeye opens applications for its Non-Profit Community Funding Program to support local non-profit organizations serving citizens directly, with an August 8, 2025 deadline.

A suspect, Adam Christopher Sheafe, was arrested for the murder of Pastor William Schonemann in New River, which brought relief to the local community.

A retired firefighter, John Zeto, repeatedly assisted hikers in distress in Arizona's extreme heat, highlighting the risks faced by rescuers and hikers.

Post Malone brings his BIG ASS Stadium Tour to Phoenix, performing hits from his chart-topping album "F-1 Trillion" along with a new eco-conscious merch collaboration with Stanley.

Surprise Police seek help to ID 50 individuals after a QuikTrip store looting that impacted nearby hospital access.

A teenage boy was seriously injured in an early morning shooting in Tempe, near Mill Avenue and Rio Salado Parkway, but is expected to survive. The shooting did not relate to nearby protests. The suspect is still at large.

A man in his 40s died after being hit by multiple vehicles at an intersection in Phoenix. The drivers left the scene, and police are seeking witnesses.

Surprise Lately highlights local developments including an Independence Day pool party, new budget, Police Chief introduction, traffic cabinet art voting, and the city's Certified Autism Center™ status.

Lake Havasu City announces a road closure on Querio Drive for paving work on June 16 from 4:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. as part of the Mesquite Avenue improvement project.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Arizona charged 266 individuals with immigration-related crimes as part of a crackdown called Operation Take Back America.