The Hispanic Mother-Daughter Program at ASU has supported students' pursuit of higher education for 40 years, expanding its services to all ethnicities.

A violent conflict at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport led to a shooting and stabbing, injuring four people and temporarily disrupting operations at Terminal 4.

A homicide investigation is ongoing in Phoenix after a man was found dead near a park and ride transit center, with details and identity still limited. Silent Witness offers rewards for helpful tips.

ASU's quarterback Sam Leavitt leads his team to the Peach Bowl against Texas Longhorns, focusing on collective goals amid the sport's evolving nature.

Yelp released its top 100 Chinese restaurants in the U.S. list, with three Arizona establishments making the cut: Asian Spice in Tucson, Sauced Potstickers in Prescott Valley, and Wong's Chinese Cuisine in Phoenix.

Community volunteers organize holiday events for women at ASPC-Perryville, with performances and messages of hope and resilience, emphasizing the role of volunteerism in rehabilitation.

Governor Katie Hobbs supports Arizona families with the "Arizona Is Home" initiative, providing mortgage assistance to ease the financial challenges of first-time homebuyers.

Rick Welts, former NBA executive, will join the Dallas Mavericks as CEO on January 1, 2025, bringing his extensive sports leadership experience to the role.

The Buckeye police used RTIC technology to quickly track down and arrest a suspect for stealing a pistol from a local gun store, highlighting the effectiveness of data-driven policing.

Three new councilmembers will be sworn into Chandler City Council in a ceremony on January 9, which is notable for the unprecedented number of women councilmembers. The outgoing councilman Mark Stewart will also be honored.

Buckeye Police seized 8,000 fentanyl pills during a vehicle search after a traffic stop for multiple violations and discovered occupants had warrants and a suspended license.

Valley organizations are offering festive meals and toys for those in need, with services like St. Mary's Food Bank, St. Vincent de Paul, and The Salvation Army providing Christmas dinners and additional support.

The City of Phoenix Housing Department is close to reaching its housing unit goal, providing a mix of affordable options and enhancing community resources, with federal grants helping to transform neighborhoods.