A deputy-involved shooting south of Payson left one dead after an alleged theft incident. Two suspects are at large; law enforcement seeks public assistance.

The NTI is encouraging women to join skilled trades, with participation on the rise, and TWS highlights benefits like job security for women in these fields.

Senator Mark Kelly has ditched his Tesla in protest against CEO Elon Musk's behavior and political actions, marking a shift from his usual bipartisan approach.

Brannon Hampton has been appointed to the NLC's Community and Economic Development Federal Advocacy Committee, representing Goodyear, AZ for one year.

Upcoming roadworks in San Tan Valley will lead to traffic disruptions due to median work at major intersections, with advice to allow for extra travel time.

Senator Mark Kelly opposes a Musk-Trump backed bill imposing tariffs and potentially hurting public services like Social Security, citing the need to protect the Constitution and American jobs. He calls for bipartisan cooperation instead.

Avondale invites residents for Coffee & Conversation with the City Manager on March 20, offering a chance to discuss city issues over complimentary coffee and pastries.

Arizona is increasing prison sentences for fentanyl dealers, as shown by the 2.5-year sentence for Jovanny Algandar and the 3.5-year term for Lauro Garcia Salmon, following an Arizona AG press release.

Phoenix's weather will vary, with possible showers then sunny days. Conditions include mild temperatures and light winds, with a mostly sunny outlook after today's rain chances.

The westbound Loop 202 on-ramp at Val Vista Drive in Arizona's Southeast Valley will close on March 14 for two months for reconstruction, part of a $200 million project.

Arizona's AG sues real estate operators and title companies for defrauding homeowners facing foreclosure through deceptive practices, seeking civil penalties and barring them from further real estate activities.

The Mesquite Hollow Trail, a new five-mile hike in McDowell Mountain Preserve, was opened by the Sonoran Conservancy of Fountain Hills with a ceremony honoring the project's lead, Bill Craig.

The Arizona Supreme Court ruled businesses must keep premises safe for customers, affecting the case Perez v. Circle K, which involved a tripping incident.