Goodyear's GSQ is a new mixed-use area offering living, shopping, dining, and entertainment, with attractions like Civic Square Park and popular eateries.

A drunk and high driver, Celeste Downer, crashed into a Glendale home, killing Amanda Rogers. Downer, with a BAC of 0.124, faces second-degree murder charges.

Joanne Smith, a 72-year-old grandmother, was killed in a South Phoenix drive-by shooting, leaving the community and her family in mourning and seeking answers.

Phoenix anticipates a week of pleasant weather with sunny skies and moderate temperatures, maintaining steady conditions with highs in the 70s and clear evenings.

Arizona Rep. Walt Blackman's wildfire bills pass the House Committee, boosting defenses in rural areas with a $19 million funding pledge for fire management.

El Mirage released its 2024 Annual Report, highlighting the city's growth, fiscal transparency, and achievements such as the 13th consecutive financial excellence award.

Maricopa, Arizona, unveils "Agrarian Roots," a metal sculpture by Joe Tyler celebrating the city’s agricultural history and inspiring local artistic engagement.

A teenager in Buckeye was arrested after a high-speed chase, with police using a drone for a safer capture following traffic violations and a felony flight.

Senator Mark Kelly criticizes Trump's tariff delay on Mexico and Canada, arguing it threatens Arizona's economy by potentially increasing costs for families.

Maricopa County improves election transparency by updating signature verification observation processes, ensuring party observers can monitor closely without party ID or personally identifying data on display.

Maricopa's State of the City address highlighted infrastructure investments, job creation with the Industrial Triangle Project, and honored community members for their contributions.

Mesa is offering $1 million in grants to nonprofits fighting opioid addiction, emphasizing prevention and help for the youth. Part of a national settlement, the funds aim to bolster community support and treatment efforts.

Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes cautioned federal workers against a dubious deferred resignation offer from the Trump administration, questioning its reliability and urging employees to heed union advice.