Hailey Stephens' mother commemorates her late daughter's legacy with a foundation that awards scholarships, reflecting on her life and the impact of her loss.

Researchers use tree rings to study ancient solar storms, which could help predict future events and protect modern technology from solar-induced disruptions.

A teenager is in a critical condition after a shooting in Phoenix, with police investigating the early morning incident for leads on the cause and a suspect.

A body was found in a Phoenix canal and an investigation is underway; the individual was declared beyond resuscitation and the cause of death is yet unconfirmed.

Rep. Ruben Gallego urges USDA action on rising egg prices due to avian flu, considering Arizona's situation and seeking solutions to avert holiday season disruptions.

Goodyear's Public Works Department won the Best Safety Training Program award at SWANA's WasteCon 2024 for their strong commitment to employee safety and their comprehensive training efforts.

The article discusses Phoenix's "Healthy Giving" initiative, which encourages sustainable support for the homeless by directing aid through established organizations for lasting solutions.

Mayor Giles and the "It’s Always Cool in Mesa" podcast will host a holiday show at Mesa Arts Center on Nov. 29, featuring "The Man Who Killed Santa Claus" and singer Emma Nissen.

Casa Grande Arts & Culture Commission announced the 2025 High School Clubs Mini-Grant Program to support student-led arts projects, with a deadline for applications on January 22, 2025.

Maricopa's Police and Fire Chiefs share safety tips for the holidays, focusing on cooking fire prevention and protection against thefts. They advise staying in the kitchen while cooking and securing homes and vehicles to prevent crimes.

The Pima County Board of Supervisors has approved a recount in the tight 2024 sheriff's race between Chris Nanos and Heather Lappin, with the latter trailing by 495 votes.

Rep. Ruben Gallego introduces the bipartisan Dads Matter Act to encourage father engagement in child development, aiming to improve family well-being.

Five people were arrested on the Fort Apache Indian Reservation on charges including murder and sexual abuse after a multi-agency law enforcement operation.