Camelback High's Freshman House program in Phoenix has increased graduation rates by providing targeted support, reflecting the broader value of student support services in education success.

Surprise, Arizona launched the Rescue Oasis Park and Swim Center, featuring water slides, an aquatic center, and the city's ninth fire station, aiming for community engagement and inclusivity.

Phoenix weather forecast predicts fair conditions with high temperatures nearing 99 degrees, breezy winds, and a pattern of sunny days and clear nights throughout the week.

A woman died in a north Phoenix house fire; cause under investigation. Firefighters contained the blaze; community assistance offered to neighbors. Initial gender misreport corrected.

After a welfare check in Salome, Arizona, deputies found two deceased victims with head trauma, leading to the swift arrest of a homicide suspect in Goodyear.

An Arizona marijuana establishment has voluntarily recalled a product due to potential Aspergillus contamination, as announced by ADHS. No related illnesses have been reported.

Trader Joe's, Black Rock Coffee Bar, and Firebirds Wood Fired Grill are set to open in Goodyear's GSQ, enhancing the area's dining and shopping options.

The Arizona DES is investing $1.25 million to fight hunger in Southern Arizona and tribal lands, with funds allocated for food purchase, staffing, and equipment upgrades.

Indu, the 59-year-old Asian elephant at the Phoenix Zoo, was humanely euthanized due to osteoarthritis and age-related issues, marking the zoo's farewell to its last elephant.

Chandler is reinstating its Code Enforcement Resident Academy, starting June 11, for three weeks to educate locals on city standards and code violations.

A TikTok challenge has led to vandalism in Bullhead City schools, including an incident at a middle school where a laptop smoked, causing an evacuation.

The Arizona House passed HB2112, aiming to protect minors from online adult content by requiring age verification. The bill awaits the governor’s approval.

Arizona lawmakers have passed "Emily's Law" to create a "turquoise alert" system for missing Indigenous people, following the death of Apache teen Emily Pike. The bill aims to prevent similar cases and has been unanimously approved by the House.