Mesa man Terrell Maurice Mars was arrested for robbing a credit union with a glue gun and subsequently caught; the FBI and Mesa Police are investigating.

Governor Katie Hobbs promotes Arizona's booming construction sector through the BuildItAZ Apprenticeship Initiative, which has doubled apprentices and received a new $3 million investment.

The Loop 202 eastbound on-ramp at Price Road in Chandler will close for two months beginning April 25 for a facelift, as part of the $200 million improvement project.

Phoenix commemorated the local TV show "Wallace and Ladmo" with a ceremonial "Wallace and Ladmo Way" street sign, marking the program's historical significance.

The article highlights the critical role of Pima County's CRAO Laboratory staff in analyzing wastewater to protect public and environmental health, detailing the lab's structure, functions, and positive work culture.

Senator Mark Kelly visited Phoenix to address tariff impacts with local leaders and discussed Medicaid cuts' potential consequences for Arizona families and healthcare providers.

Armed fight at Freedom Elementary leads to four arrests, including Iriel Rivera facing weapons charges. No injuries reported.

A $2 billion redevelopment of the former Paradise Valley Mall, now known as PV, includes new restaurants, retail, and residential units, with a focus on community engagement through events and a mix of "best of class" establishments.

A chihuahua named Chiquilin was killed by a neighbor, Kenneth McGaughey, who claimed to be defending his pet. Police have recommended animal cruelty charges after obtaining video evidence. The dog's owners are grieving and seeking justice.

Dennis Orender was sworn in as the Acting Chief of the Phoenix Police Department with three decades of experience, attended by city officials and family.

Arizona launches Reentry 2030, a project to help formerly incarcerated individuals reintegrate into society and find employment, aiming to reduce recidivism and improve community safety.

Governor Katie Hobbs vetoed a bill aimed to promote small modular nuclear reactors for rural economic development in Arizona, a move criticized by House Majority Leader Carbone. Despite the veto, Carbone plans to reintroduce refined legislation.

Registration is open for Fun at the Fort Summer Camp for kids aged 8-15, offering outdoor activities at Fort Tuthill County Park. Spots are filling up quickly.