STARLUX Airlines plans to launch the first nonstop flights from Phoenix to Taipei, pending government approvals and set to begin early next year, which is expected to enhance economic ties and boost Phoenix's international connections.

Pinal County leaders were introduced to an advanced planning system from ASU's Decision Theater, offering immersive data analysis for policy decisions.

Mohave County SWAT fatally shot Case Taylor Chrouser in Lake Havasu City after he fired at them during a standoff related to a domestic violence case.

Coconino County warns residents of email scams falsely claiming to be from the Planning and Zoning Division, requesting payment for a phony "Application Review & Renewal Fee."

A man died during a rim-to-rim hike at the Grand Canyon; the 74-year-old was an experienced hiker. The incident prompts a National Park Service warning on the risks and need for preparation and self-reliance.

Pima County is suing the federal government for $12 million in unpaid migrant care funds, joined by Chicago and Denver in a battle for FEMA shelter grant reimbursements.

The family of Albert Gonzales and Juan Gomez, killed in 2019, continues to seek justice, with Glendale Police still investigating but with no arrests made.

Bobby Flay's "Bobby's Burgers" plans to expand in Phoenix with new locations through a franchise deal with Crave Management Group's Joe Sample, after a successful opening in Orem, Utah.

A child and several adults were hospitalized after a multi-vehicle crash in Phoenix, with the child in stable condition. The cause of the accident is under investigation.

A male adult and two juveniles were seriously injured in a multi-vehicle rollover crash in Phoenix Sunday morning, with non-life-threatening injuries reported.

A Mesa mother was arrested after shooting her son during a dispute over his loud video gaming. She faces aggravated assault charges and admitted to disposing of the gun in a canal. Her son is now stable in the hospital.

State attorneys general oppose a Congress proposal to prohibit state AI regulation for 10 years, urging for local oversight to address potential AI-related threats.

Scottsdale's Code Enforcement has been integrated into the Police Department to improve community service and law enforcement effectiveness, maintaining existing responsibilities with added police support.